> jmdrake_98@yahoo.com wrote:

>> guess my point is there is a VERY
>> large market for which 18 bit audio is clearly good enough.
>> I think we agree on that?

>
> Yep. I didn't say otherwise, and I don't write "consumer-grade" as if
> it was an insult.

> My biases are towards professional-grade digital audio systems since I
> work in that industry. And I guess I'm just somewhat disappointed that
> so far, it doesn't look like the SEAforth chip would be applicable to
> the kind of work we do.

> But now addressing the consumer market, my concern is price. The last
> price I read was $20 (in quantities of 1000, I think).

> A question has come up about the behaviour of required (and require);
> should the inclusion be skipped if a file of the correct name is
> loaded, even if the directory it was loaded from is not the one that
> the file would be included from (i.e. the current directory has changed
> since the inclusion), or is this an ambiguous condition. IMO it should
> be re-included but I thought I'd check.

> Is there any Forth besides Win32Forth version 6.11.xx that
> also test the filepath? Does iForth test for it?

> Marcel Hendrix wrote:

>> "George Hubert" yahoo.co.uk> writes Re: How does Require deal
>> with multiple files of the same name in different directories
>>

>>> A question has come up...

> Coos Haak wrote:

>> Op Sat, 5 Aug 2006 11:58:10 +0200 schreef Jos van de Ven:
>>

>>> Marcel Hendrix wrote:

>>>> "George Hubert" yahoo.co.uk> writes Re: How does Require deal
>>>> with...

> Just one more question to prevent some misunderstanding using the following example:
>
> loaded \ shows that my toolset has been loaded:
> F:\DEVELOPMENT\FORTH\_TELNET\TOOLSET.F
>
> chdir \ To show where the current directory is.
> Current directory: F:\Development\FORTH\_telnet
> needs toolset.f ok \ Nothing happens since toolset.f is already loaded
>
> chdir extra \ Change the directory
> Current directory: F:\Development\FORTH\_telnet\extra
> needs toolset.f \ Then needs tries to include toolset.f again. Does that CHForth do ??

> Jerry Avins wrote:

>> Jos van de Ven wrote:
>>
>> ...
>>

>>> Just one more question to prevent some misunderstanding using the following example:
>>>
>>> loaded \ shows that my toolset has been...

> Jerry Avins wrote:

>> Jos van de Ven wrote:
>>
>> ...
>>

>>> Just one more question to prevent some misunderstanding using the following example:
>>>
>>> loaded \ shows that my toolset has been loaded:
>>> F:\DEVELOPMENT\FORTH\_TELNET\TOOLSET.F
>>>
>>> chdir \ To show where the current directory is.
>>> Current directory: F:\Development\FORTH\_telnet
>>> needs toolset.f ok \ Nothing happens since toolset.f is already loaded
>>>
>>> chdir extra \ Change the directory
>>> Current directory: F:\Development\FORTH\_telnet\extra
>>> needs toolset.f \ Then needs tries to include toolset.f again. Does that CHForth do ??

>>
>> ...

> Op Sun, 6 Aug 2006 12:04:12 +0200 schreef Jos van de Ven:
>

>> Jerry Avins wrote:

>>> Jos van de Ven wrote:
>>>
>>> ...
>>>

>>>> Just one more question to prevent some misunderstanding using the following example:
>>>>
>>>> loaded \ shows that my toolset has been loaded:
>>>> F:\DEVELOPMENT\FORTH\_TELNET\TOOLSET.F
>>>>
>>>> chdir \ To show where the current directory is.
>>>> Current directory: F:\Development\FORTH\_telnet
>>>> needs toolset.f ok \ Nothing happens since toolset.f is already loaded
>>>>
>>>> chdir extra \ Change the directory
>>>> Current directory: F:\Development\FORTH\_telnet\extra
>>>> needs toolset.f \ Then needs tries to include toolset.f again. Does that CHForth do ?? ...

> Jos van de Ven wrote:
>
> Correction for way 2 ( Sorry) :
>

>> "George Hubert" wrote:

>
> [..]
>

>>> 2) Try all the directories and check for the file being loaded. If no
>>> matching file is found then Include it (or throw an error if the file
>>> doesn't exist in the path).

>>

>
> [..]
>

>> Way 2) does not always do that, since a file may be loaded again when
>> it is not in the search path.

>
> Correction: ...