star * ok
There's an example Mandelbrot Set drawing program included in the examples
-directory. To run it, you'll have to locate this directory on your system (its
-location depends on what OS you happen to be using and how julia is installed).
-Once found, use the `INCLUDE` word to compile its definitions. For example, on
-my system I can run the example in this way:
+directory. To run it, use the `INCLUDE` word to open the file and compile its
+definitions. Although the exact location of the examples directory in your
+filesystem is platform dependent, `INCLUDE` includes the forth.jl src/ directory
+in its search path so the following should always work:
- include /home/tim/.julia/v0.4/forth/examples/mandelbrot.4th
+ include ../examples/mandelbrot.4th
Enter 'mandel' to draw the Mandelbrot Set. ok
mandel
*
beyond this: I want to be able to, with a couple of exceptions, be compatible
with the description of forth contained in the second edition of Leo Brodie's
book "Starting Forth".) I'm fairly happy with my progress so far. Of the
-131 required F83 words, only 26 remain unimplemented. These words fall into
+131 required F83 words, only 21 remain unimplemented. These words fall into
three categories: those I intend to implement in the near future, those I may
possibly implement at some point, and those that I do not intend to ever implement
for reasons of obsolescence or incompatibility with the design of the VM.
### F83 Words to be implemented soon
- PAD ABORT" CMOVE> VOCABULARY DEFINITIONS FORTH
+ PAD
-User-defined vocabularies aren't in there yet but this should be easy to solve.
-`PAD`, `ABORT` and `CMOVE>` are simple oversights.
+The word `PAD` is a simple oversite.
### F83 Words that may be implemented someday
The Lambda Lab / projects / forth.jl.git / blobdiff