In line 79 of recognizer.fs , at the start of "get-stack", the
sequence:
dup swap
-- seems unintentional unless it's a place- or time- holder.
Since the code works, "2dup swap" makes no sense.
This is the only example in all of Gforth presently.
Hi, Marcel,
as a first installment on earlier promises, here are
the inverse functions as GForth code:
include random.fs \ need 'rnd' for test
variable (rnd)\ for marcel's rnd
\ note: for "dup shift xor," all the inverse functions
\ start with the original
by rnd. So, you need only check that the period of F()-iterated
is 2^32-1 for a nonzero argument.
Sincerely,
James Gere
d ? (m...@iae.nl)
2. Re: 1. (vol60, i4) Re: how to build a really working random
seed ? (Marcel) (James Gere) (James Gere)
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Date: Tue, 08 Aug 2017 21:27:31 +0200
From: m...@iae.nl
To: gforth@gnu.org
Subject:
er Android versions, but several apps on the
Play Store preport to offer 'ping' results.
I hope this is of some help. I don't see Digest responses right away,
so possibly you've gotten more exact answers already.
Good luck,
James Gere
sing sometimes how much ground Gforth covers. A lot of it
unadvertised.
Have you tried out the demos?
Happy hunting!
James Gere
Hi, Marcos, et al.,
I can verify that I get the same result
(Dictionary Overflow error) on entering " 'cold " into 0.7.920170725 on
Android (from the Playstore). Appearently, the line you cited as ending
'cold isn't reached because of the error. Verify,
