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Example showing all inline (excl sliteral) vs all subroutine. Disassembler distinguishes 2literal from sliteral and 1...4 stack check. ``` 257 nc-limit ! ok : bar s" hello" 12345678. ; ok...

This should be good to take a look. Saves more space with some speed improvements, and more flexibility between native and subroutine compile. It can native compile all conditional branching...

yup On Wed, May 15, 2024 at 4:17 PM SamCoVT ***@***.***> wrote: > Is this one ready to go? The labels should make this more robust in the > event...

alternatively we could hook it up since `c65` supports a non-blocking peekc

Perhaps it could work the same way? Have KEY? ( -- flag' ) where flag' is 0 or $ff00 | chr. Or maybe ( -- false | key true )...

That makes sense. Depending on your simulator / hardware it seems like the user might prefer to provide `kbhit` along with the current blocking `getc` (so the user owns the...

I’m happy to do it. I’m working on a few things to streamline compilation a little so I’ll add to that.

if needed, could also check for `WSL_...` env vars to distinguish native from wsl on windows

cool! could the hang be a line-ending thing, e.g. does it need `\r\n` instead of just `\n` for windows line buffering somewhere? there's a `universal_newlines` option that sounds interesting https://docs.python.org/3/library/subprocess.html

excellent point. i was thinking about it at the forth word level (i.e. rather than trying to do something post-compilation which seems much more difficult as you say). It should...