I like it! If you feel like it, put it in a common place and update
usages of bitor in extra/ to use it. We could put it in the core too,
but I bet it depends on extra/macros.
However, you should be aware that bitor is done at compile time as
well, assuming the constant words are inline.
: foo 1 ; inline
: bar 2 ; inline
[ foo bar bitor ] f print-dataflow
=> [ 3 ]
This might simplify your macro, if you change it to just expand to a
series of bitor calls.
Slava
On 18-Jan-08, at 11:02 PM, Eduardo Cavazos wrote:
> Hello,
>
> In C, it's common to have various values that you combine via '|'.
> In most of
> the C interfacing vocabs that I've used, these values are provided
> via a
> simple word definition. So the question is, how do you OR them
> together?
> There are a few ways to go about it. After trying out a few, I finally
> settled on a macro named 'flags'. For now, it's tucked away in the
> obscure
> vocab 'unix.linux.ifreq'. If it becomes generally used, I'll put it
> in a
> better place. It's very simple to use:
>
> { S_IRUSE S_IWUSR S_IXUSR } flags
>
> I like that better than:
>
> S_IRUSE S_IWUSR bitor S_IXUSR bitor
>
> Another benefit is that the values are combined at compile time.
>
> Ed
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