All releases tagged Minor feature enhancements
Release Notes: This release moves the console vocabulary to the library, adds the whend combinator, contains updates to the existing libraries, and has a number of significant corrections to the documentation. There are new examples as well as new HTML5 and Scheme implementations of the virtual machine. A few areas of the core code have been cleaned up.
Release Notes: This release fixes a minor bug in the initialization code, adds an enhanced JavaScript implementation of the virtual machine, and updates libraries. It includes a new x86 assembly language implementation of the virtual machine.
Release Notes: This release fixes small bugs in three combinators used for loops and hiding of function names. It also includes RxSQL for communicating with sqlite3 databases, Autopsy for debugging, and Casket for Web application development. The block editor has been updated as well. Finally, there is a new Common Lisp implementation of the VM.
Release Notes: This release fixes a set of bugs in the buffer' vocabulary, adds a new each@ combinator to the quotes' vocabulary, and contains significantly expanded documentation.
Release Notes: This release adds a loadable compatibility layer allowing most programs supporting the ANSI FORTH standard to be run without change, support for writing scripts, and alters the file loading model to properly handle nested includes.
Release Notes: This release adds support for using the docstring field of the dictionary to the core system.
Release Notes: This release adds a redesigned editor that allows for viewing both code and comment blocks at the same time. It also provides a new prefix character to allow more readability when working with compiler macros.
Release Notes: This release adds nestable, anonymous definitions, expands the number of conditional forms, and also adds some prefixes for accessing variables in a more concise manner. The FFI has been improved, allowing importing and invoking of functions taking a variable number of arguments. Finally, a significant reorganization of the source tree has taken place, removing redundant bits of code and allowing more code sharing between the ports.
Release Notes: This release cleans up the implementation of vocabularies, vectors, and the block editor. It adds additional support for selecting files to load and save, an integrated help system, and an easier way to define callbacks. In addition, the number of supported operating systems is now six, with the addition of support for NetBSD and OpenBSD.
Release Notes: This release fixes a minor bug in the compiler which caused incorrect code to be generated if an empty definition was encountered. It also adds a new conditional word (;then) and changes the < ... > sequence to { ... } to aid in readability.
