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Common Lisp implementation of the Forth 2012 Standard


Common Lisp implementation of the Forth 2012 Standard - gmpalter/cl-forth

‑‑transcript PATH Record a timestamped transcript of this session in the file PATH‑‑help, ‑h Display the available command line arguments and exit ‑‑version, ‑V Display the version of CL-Forth and exitCL-Forth does not implement the optional Block word set. CL-Forth includes a number of words defined by other implementation that are not part of the Forth 2012 Standard. .SF Display the contents of the floating-point stack.SR Display the contents of the return stack ALL-WORDS Display all words in all word lists in the search order BREAK Enter a Lisp break loop INLINEABLE Mark that the most recent definition's code may be inlined NOTINTERPRETED Mark that the most recent definition must only appear in definitions RELOAD Reload a predefined definition (i.e., created by define-word) REMOVE Erase a single word SHOW-BACKTRACES Controls whether exceptions display the return and data stacks SHOW-CODE Controls whether completing a definition shows the generated code STATISTICS Report some useful statistics about this CL-Forth session,"2+2-C+!CONTEXTCURRENTCVARIABLEM-M/NOTNUMBERNUMBER?VOCABULARY-?EMPTYGILDOFFONOPTIONALSILENTVERBOSEWARNING\\{ CL-Forth implements CODE and;CODE to allow the definition of words written in Lisp rather than Forth.

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