--- gforth/ToDo	1995/02/09 17:49:53	1.4
+++ gforth/ToDo	2001/05/07 12:04:44	1.10
@@ -7,6 +7,10 @@ the topic. If you have completed the wor
 
 This an emacs outline. Use '*' to create topics.
 
+* "DOS" Distribution
+eventually convert all text files LF -> CR LF
+check on 8.3 filenames?!
+
 *The Engine
 **measure the effect of some variations on different machines:
 direct/indirect, NEXT splitting, keeping the TOSses in variables
@@ -64,27 +68,21 @@ intended).
 ** emacs support
 can be improved
 **prefix file generator
-A tool for generating a prefix file for a program that explains in
-what way the program conforms to ANSI (i.e., which wordsets are used)
-and contains Forth definitions for the simple non-ANSI words.
+extend or complement ans-report.fs to provide Forth definitions for
+the simple non-ANSI words.
 ** rightcase
 A tool that converts all uses of words in a source text to the exact
 case of the definition. There's something like this out there on the
 net (Joerg Plewe has posted a reference), but I think a program that
 wires itself into the compiler (like etags.fs) is harder to fool by
-search order tricks etc.
-
-*Object-Oriented Extensions
-John Hayes has a portable package
+search order tricks etc. EVALUATE is a problem.
 
-*Documentation
+*Documentation (Neal Crook, nac@forth.org is working on this)
 A texinfo file
-** a tool that extracts (stack) comments from forth sources and replaces
-them in .ds files.
+add more about internals (c primitives, creation of engine, etc.)
 **glossaries of all wordsets.
 *** Inclusion of stack comments, glossary comments, and wordset comments
 in all source files.
 
 * Distribution and Announcements
-** add copyright notices to all the source files
 ** Write articles for (general-purpose) magazines