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Subject: FORTH FOR 8-bit COMMODORE
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Date: 12 Sep 90 03:26:27 GMT
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 Date: 09-10-90 (10:11)              Number: 3745 (Echo)
   To: RANDY LAWRENCE                Refer#: 3738
 From: CHARLIE HITSELBERGER            Read: NO
 Subj: 128 COMMORDORE FORTH          Status: PUBLIC MESSAGE

 Excellent, Excellent!  Did you base your work on the Blazin' Forth
 source code (both assembler code in Merlin format and all the source
 screens from THRU on up are available on Qlink)?  Or did you tear apart
 the dictionary by hand (not a fun chore).
 I'd be interested to know what the M/MOD bug is, not because I use it
 all the time, but because I want to know what it is so I can either fix
 it, avoid it, or decide that it isn't severe enough to bother with.
 In the high level words, there was a bug in the paddle stuff (I think it
 numbered the paddles incorrectly).
 If you want to call my board, it's running on a C64 (not written in
 Forth, I'm afraid) at 703-820-2357.  Sorry, 1200 baud is the highest I
 support.
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