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Subject: LMI Forth(s)
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Date: 15 Jul 90 22:57:54 GMT
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 Date: 07-12-90 (05:20)              Number: 711 (Echo)
   To: KEN JANDA                     Refer#: 701
 From: CHARLES WILSON                  Read: NO
 Subj: UR/FORTH ASSEMBLER            Status: PUBLIC MESSAGE

 The top of stack is stored in EBX which is why you actually interchanged
 the next two items on the stack.

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 Date: 07-12-90 (08:15)              Number: 712 (Echo)
   To: KEN JANDA                     Refer#: 701
 From: RAY DUNCAN                      Read: NO
 Subj: UR/FORTH ASSEMBLER            Status: PUBLIC MESSAGE

 In UR/FORTH, the logical top of stack is actually in EBX at all times.
 This is explained in the assembler section of the manual, and also
 demonstrated in the example CODE definitions in the manual.

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