On May 23, 1:45 pm, Frank Sergeant <f...@pygmy.utoh.org> wrote: The license is BSD/MIT/X-style so you can use it freely. The shadow blocks are now included..., and corrections are welcome. Hi Frank, or any other riscy pygness user: I'm trying to get the ARM version of Pygmy Forth running on an ARMmite, but am hampered my several things including my ignorance of LISP. I get this far: $ ...

fdubois76@gmail.com writes: Yes, I got one: Pygmy is to me one of the Forth under DOS. No, wait: it is currently the best because mine is temporarely unavailable under DOS :) Thank you. -- Frank

...<cyberfoo@sbcglobal.net> writes: A new version of Pygmy Forth for DOS, version 1.7, is now ...is run when you metacompile a new version of Pygmy, by typing 1 LOAD Some words are not primitives...also run when you metacompile a new version of Pygmy. 1 LOAD produces a new "kernel" which ...-1 version...back to the dawn of Pygmy? Yes. But, perhaps, the original starting point is ...

jch <jch@nowhere.net> writes: A new version of Pygmy Forth for DOS, version 1.7, is now available at Good show. Thank you How do i reset the default colours to plain black background, and white foreground? The variable ATTR controls this. It is set to $3F on block 98 (in case you wish to metacompile a new version). White foreground and black background would be $8F (...

Frank Sergeant wrote: A new version of Pygmy Forth for DOS, version 1.7, is now available at http://pygmy.utoh.org/forth.html _____ Good show. What new and or modified words are available? How do i reset the default colours to plain black background, and white foreground? -- Regards / JCH

On Wed, 23 May 2007 14:45:58 -0500, Frank Sergeant <frank@pygmy.utoh.org> wrote: A new version of Pygmy Forth for DOS, version 1.7, is now available at http://pygmy.utoh.org/forth.html Hey great! Thanks. I have often wondered,... versions from a 1.n-1 version...back to the dawn of Pygmy? But, perhaps, the original starting point is in X86 assembler and available?...

A new version of Pygmy Forth for DOS, version 1.7, is now available at http://pygmy.utoh.org/forth.html It runs under various versions of DOS, including a DOS box in any version of Microsoft Windows and FreeDOS or other versions of DOS under the DOS emulator (dosemu) on Linux. It includes an assembler, screen editor and line editor, ...

... stuff to your Forth program. Since I don't know how to put a variable in a string I started thinking about storing strings in a block and building them upon execution. MVP-Forth and pygmy were used for these experiments on a thumbdrive in Winxp. My experiment went like this inside block 200: 0 ." lynx -dump dictionary.reference.com/browse/ 1 search 2 | head -n50...

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