4tH compiler

On Monday 06 April 2015, Ron K. Jeffries wrote: Hi Ron! > Hans, Can you expand on this statement: > External editors are supported by 4tH executable. Yes. The new 4tH executable allows you to set something like: EDIT4TH=notepad And notepad will be used when you press "e" (for edit)

Hi 4tH-ers! If you ever used "lib/fp1.4th" for your programs you might have noticed that especially >FLOAT is fairly limited, accepting only integer number to the left and the right of the "E" sign with a maximum of MAX-N. This has changed. Sure, the lib is a bit bulkier now, but still around 20

Hi 4tH-ers! Google code is shutting down. A few years ago, it stopped file distribution and that was the point where I decided it was time to move somewhere else - Sourceforge. So note this won't have any effect on 4tH AT ALL. However, if you were still in the habit of plucking some ancient file

Hi 4tH-ers! While making a library for ISO 3166-1 support, I found out there was no easy way (not even a difficult one) to compile NULL (empty) strings. Due to the way 4tH tokenizes, things like ," " cannot be supported and generate an error. The only way to do it is to compile a single space an

Of course, if you viciously optimize, cache code (gForth), add a JIT (Java) or otherwise add assembly, you can speed up a VM further. Even gForth beats 4tH 4-10 times. But adding functionality means adding code. 4tH is about 100K, including editor, decompiler, etc. Hans Bezemer

Hi 4tH-ers! I know you love this language, but if you know any other then please help me. I've added a Circlesort page (as draft task) to Rosetta code. Please help me to expand it! http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Circle_sort Hans Bezemer

Hi 4tH-ers! Sorry, not "traditional" release this year (it doesn't have that finished feel yet), but happy new year to ye all! Might be a bit early for you Americans - and a bit too late for you Australians, but that's Holland for you ;-) Hans Bezemer

Some more benchmarks on the optimized version of Circlesort (0.5 log2(n) iterations, followed by insertionsort). - Quicksort is very good at avoiding swaps; - CircInsert is much better in taking advantage of largely sorted arrays (especially inverted); Random Quick # of swaps: 154 # of inserts: 0 #

Android, RasPi, Ben Nano, Linux 32/64 bit, Win32, Android, DOS and Coherent. It (most) probably runs on many other *nixes, but I don't have access to these. BTW, already using 4tH on Android? Hans Bezemer -- I have no Facebook account. Consequently, I have no friends and I don't like anything. Dea

beez，give me a mail to my another email:[email protected], I have something talk about 4th, tkank.you The Beez 编写： >BTW, This one is better. It does REM statements as well. > >Hans Bezemer > >On Sunday, November 2, 2014 4:46:12 PM UTC+1, The Beez wrote: >> >> >> >> On Sunday, Novembe