I usually try to take a stab at fixing bugs myself, but I'm not sure where to start with this one...
This happens both on my stock 0.7.0 and the CVS 0.7 (looks like I built that on Oct. 15). For some reason, above a particular address, doing the following fails with an invalid memory address: 1088 allot wordlist >order order :1: Invalid memory address 1088 allot wordlist >order >>>order<<< Backtrace: $B7945C88 @ $B7948F48 >does-code $B7945724 interpret/compile? $B7945788 (cfa>int) $B7945888 (x>int) $B79501B0 name>int $B7977FF0 $B7950258 .voc $0 $4 $B7947EEC execute On 0.7.0, `216 allot` is the last safe address, and on my CVS version it is `1084 allot`. If you create a new definition after defining the wordlist, then ORDER works fine again. --Josh
