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Subject: Build the world's largest Forth Word!
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Date: 6 Jul 90 03:35:57 GMT
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 Date: 07-04-90 (03:42)              Number: 3452 (Echo)
   To: DENNIS RUFFER                 Refer#: 3397
 From: GENE LEFAVE                     Read: NO
 Subj: BUILD THE WORLD'S LARGEST     Status: PUBLIC MESSAGE

 Dennis:

 DR>Another one that you might be interested in is the math opcodes that you
 DR>can use on the 68020.  They greatly speed up the math primatives.  We've

 My problem here is modifying the assembler is just slightly beyond me.  I've 
 looked at the 68K assembler for years and I still can't figure out how to 
 add an opcode.

 DR>trying to access.  We also display where the interpreter pointer was. 
 DR>Sometimes, this information is invaluable when you have a bug.


 Any chance of getting this source from the Forth Inc board. Our maintenance
 is long gone as far as the 68000 system is concerned.   But I'm still on 
 maintenance for our 386 system.

 I've converted the DOS editor to the 68K.  Do you need it?

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