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Subject: Data Structures
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Date: 15 Sep 90 01:22:29 GMT
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 Date: 09-13-90 (10:57)              Number: 3770 (Echo)
   To: CHARLIE HITSELBERGER          Refer#: 3746
 From: GENE LEFAVE                     Read: NO
 Subj: IS THIS COMMONLY DONE?        Status: PUBLIC MESSAGE

 CH>what I wound up with.  My question is, is the " 0 BEGIN DROP " a
 CH>commonly used thing for loops that leave a value on the stack upon exit?

 I woundn't know if it's commonly done, but I use it all the time. 8-)

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