Closed enriquepinedo closed 6 years ago
There is a >str word for converting numbers to strings but no formatting is supported at this moment.
(stack) here dup 1234567 >str
(stack 134534064) type cr
1234567
(stack)
Hi Attila ! Thank you again it did work well.
I have some toughts....
1) why not a punyforth forum ? 2) I was looking for a "see " word and then I found your conversation with holinepu in the punyforth lobby about assembler disassembler for punyforth , is it possible to get a copy of that file. Apparently the link is not working any more. 3) What about adding more tools for punyforth to run in Win32forth in the future ? I had particullary troubles (I think this was caused by complicated file paths on my PC. ) f.e. I had problems with the installation of python to make punyforth start, so I did it all in a VM under Ubuntu, and from there It was straightforward. Also I wanted to try Craig´s java based file loader but I could not run the java files in my Windows machine. It was too complicated for me (sory for that). Again I think this all depends on installation problem and file paths, that do not match. But if all tools would be using Win32forth as a platform it would be super easy to follow in any machine.
Best regards
\ I keep practising and will ask for your kind help when I have more doubts...
I would
A forum seems to be a bit overkill to me (but maybe using some existing infrastructure, like creating a subreddit on reddit.com would make sense).
Here is a gist about the disassembler
https://gist.github.com/zeroflag/1dfad97e131b7ad14a5b77d5af49ac7b
I still need to dive into this and understand but I didn't have the time revently.
Thank you Attila !
I will study this disassembler.
Dear Attila,
would you help me formatting numbers to strings ?
I am missing : <# # # # #s #>
how is this implemented in punyforth ?
Best regards