Jeffrey Massung

Confirming the same issue on Linux and MacOS (VSYNC on/off doesn't matter). The example program at https://github.com/nesbox/TIC-80/wiki/time shows that time progresses much slower.

http://www.greenarraychips.com/ Most of Chuck's chips have used circular stacks - for both parameter and return stacks - for quite some time. The F18A is a personal favorite as far as...

So, not an above, but my choice is: **(H) It doesn't matter, but the documentation should likely adhere to certain "standards". If the documentation is referencing words in `ALLCAPS`, then...

> I never understood why Forth had case insensitivity at all When working with an FFI, case-sensitivity matters. And unless you want to try and come up with alternate names...

My vote would be using discussions over issues. From what I've seen discussions can't be "closed" like issues can, and my guess is that over time they'll have better support...

Nice list. The only one I have any comment on is `/foo`, which sort of flies in the face of `/string`. I always see `/word` as a kind of slicing/dropping...

I'm very much enjoying this discussion. ;-) I will say that I have - partly - always been rather mystified by the Forth propensity for obscuring what's taking place. While...

Just remembering one other issue I had: * Loops that didn't leave the stack balanced. A word like `: iota ( n -- i*x ) do i loop ;` would...

> I use prefix like colorforth, hex are $ff, bin are %101... Just noting that every Forth I've ever used, I've modified binary mode to allow for '.' characters in...

@mikaelpatel that's a good idea. I think what I'll end up doing is having a word like `notail` which is used after the declaration (much like immediate) which - whenever...