2021-11-02 06:16:17 nuno: I'm not replicating that (see http://forth.works/share/a937b8970d5a4e16056d0711d2f7c9a2 for what I get)

2021-11-02 06:38:27 rick_carlino1: the latest commit adds a warning if no code blocks are identified (in main retro runtime, not the retro-compiler yet)

2021-11-02 07:30:51 <rick_carlino1> Great thanks crc!

2021-11-02 07:33:28 nuno: I'm not replicating a segfault (see http://forth.works/share/a937b8970d5a4e16056d0711d2f7c9a2 for what I get)

2021-11-02 07:35:14 i tried on a VM. Anyway thanks, i think i'll just learn without compiling for now.

2021-11-02 17:43:44 Hello, floating points don't seem to be working, if I type .3.4 nothing stays on stack?

2021-11-02 17:49:38 I think I got it, I remember mention of another stack

2021-11-02 17:50:03 it's working if i try to actually do calculations

2021-11-02 17:54:21 yeah, it's f:dump-stack to check

2021-11-02 21:20:51 <eli_oat > is there guidance on how to use unix:for-each-file

2021-11-02 21:20:51 <eli_oat > ?

2021-11-02 21:29:55 <eli_oat > I want to pass a quote to my quote, and am not sure how to access the file name/pointer within the quote

2021-11-02 21:30:08 <eli_oat > 'database [ [ s:put nl ] file:for-each-line ] unix:for-each-file

2021-11-02 21:36:58 <eli_oat > it seems like I need to pass a pointer or something to that inner quote for the file being for eached

2021-11-02 21:41:43 <eli_oat > so far, been trying to use Generate index.html as guidance, http://retroforth.org/examples/publish-examples.retro.html

2021-11-02 22:31:18 <eli_oat > oh hark! I think I've cracked it

2021-11-02 22:31:20 <eli_oat > :D