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version 1.48, 2001/02/06 16:53:06 version 1.51, 2001/10/26 11:53:21
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 Newline has only LF (instead of CRLF) in DOS.  Bruce Hoyt 25oct2000  Newline has only LF (instead of CRLF) in DOS.  Bruce Hoyt 25oct2000
 <39f7b14b$2@clear.net.nz>  <39f7b14b$2@clear.net.nz>
   
 Differences between kernl64l.fi created on a 32l machine and one  SIGPIPE can make Gforth hard to stop (e.g., 
 created on a 64l machine.  anton 29jan01  gforth -m 2M wordfreq.fs -e bye|head
   anton 30may01
   
   F. does not print trailing zeroes (e.g., "10 SET-PRECISION 125e f.")
   anton 31may01
   
   It may be useful for printing tables of FP numbers to have ways to
   control the number of digits before and after the decimal point.
   anton 31may01
   
   Block 0 does not work as it should: "0 block drop update save-buffers"
   does not write to the blocks file.  "0 block 1024 dump" seems to give
   the previous contents of the buffer.  Travis Bemann 10jul2001
   <3b4b4f57$0$42883$272ea4a1@news.execpc.com>
   
   When accessing a block beyond the end of the block file, the result is
   filled with spaces (this is also documented).  However, when accessing
   a previously unwritten block before the end of the block file, we will
   get a block full of zeroes on most (all?) OSs.  This inconsistency
   should be eliminated and the documentation fixed.  anton 14jul2001
   
   F. does not print a leading digit for numbers <1, although it should.
   anton 19aug2001
   
   Path handling may have a bug:
   strace $FORTH 'fpath= .|~+/gforth s" /home/anton/threading-variations/gforth/mach32b.fs" include gforth/kernel/main.fs bye'
   tries to open gforth/kernel/gforth/kernel/aliases.fs, then
   gforth/gforth/kernel/aliases.fs, but not gforth/kernel/aliases.fs.
   anton 3 sep 2001
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