--- gforth/BUGS	1994/05/07 14:55:44	1.2
+++ gforth/BUGS	1995/01/18 18:41:30	1.11
@@ -1,23 +1,22 @@
-The system quits on exceptions like segmentation faults. anton 5oct93
-
-compile does not have its traditional meaning. anton 5oct93
-
-include does not read the last line if it does not end with \n.  anton 6oct93
-
-in decimal mode aaa is accepted as 1110  anton 4feb94
-
-abort" does something to the control flow stack  anton 2mar94
-
-the compiler does not complain about undefined words; instead, it
-complains about unstructured  anton 2mar94
-
-the compiler tries to reveal anonymous words ( -> redefined complaints )  anton 2mar94
-
-'ansforth "include xxx"' gives a segmentation fault after processing
-the file; No segmentation fault when including from the Forth prompt
-anton 2apr94
-
 name> does not take the same argument as e.g. .name. Remedy: add cell+
 before name>, but adapt all uses.  anton 23apr94
 
+revealing the same name several times (e.g., by using recursive)
+results in redefined messages.  anton 28jul94
+
+[IF] is case-sensitive.  anton 2aug94
 
+if blocks.fb does not exist, 1 block creates the file, but cannot
+read-file from it. Only if the file-id has been created with
+open-file, not create-file, read-file works. - anton 6aug94
+
+etags.fs crashes one of my applications (gs.fs). anton 12jan95
+
+f. suppresses all digits when it prints 0:
+0e0 f. .  ok
+There's also one other problem with f.:
+1e-20			 f. 0.00000000000000000001000000000000001  ok
+-20e0 falog		 f. 0.00000000000000000001000000000000001  ok
+0.00000000000000000001e0 f. 0.00000000000000000001000000000000001  ok
+All this happens under Slackware Linux. Maybe the ecvt in the library
+is not so good?  anton 17jan95