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Subject: FORTH FOR 8-bit COMMODORE
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Date: 16 Oct 90 03:16:29 GMT
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 Date: 10-06-90 (10:59)              Number: 3959 (Echo)
   To: CHARLIE HITSELBERGER          Refer#: 3745
 From: RANDY LAWRENCE                  Read: 10-09-90 (08:44)
 Subj: 128 COMMORDORE FORTH          Status: PUBLIC MESSAGE

 Sorry for the delay.  A nearby lightning strike took out the modem on my
 XT.  I do not have Merlin, so I recoded it for TSDS.  The source should
 be easy to port to another standard 6502 assembler.

 Check out MYBF.ARC or MYBF.ZIP in the Commodore file area (#17), or
 the new files area.  I could not figure out how to make a SDA, so I put
 all the source in an ARC.  The source will fill up a 1541, so have a
 blank one handy.


 |I'd be interested to know what the M/MOD bug is, not because I use it

 It has been a long time since I looked at it.  All I remeber is that it
 does not always give the right answer.  When I got BLAZIN' the source
 for M/MOD was corrupted, a simple compare with an uncorupted version
 should find the problem.

                         Chow,  Randy Lawrence

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