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RETRO 2019.7
This is the changelog for the development builds of Retro. The version number is likely to change; I'm targetting an early July window for this release.
Bug Fixes
- all
- strl* functions now renamed, included on all builds
d:add-header
is extended by retro.forth to remap spaces back to underscores when creating headers- fix overflow issue with
n:MIN
,n:MAX
- build
- fix compile issue under Solaris
- retro-unix
clock:year
correctedclock:month
corrected
- examples
- fixed issue in mail.forth
Build
- Merged Linux & BSD Makefiles
Core Language
- new words
a:fetch
a:store
s:replace-all
- renamed
a:nth
toa:th
v:update-using
tov:update
- performance improvements
times
times<with-index>
while
until
Documentation
- merged BSD, Linux, macOS build instructions
- updated Starting instructions
- added implementation notes on arrays
- updated the initial word table in rx.muri
- added a man page for retro-describe
Toolchain
- fixed a bug in the glossary server
Examples
- new examples
- bury.forth
- compat.forth
- gopher.forth
- magic-8th-ball.forth
- mandelbrot.forth
- RFC865.forth
- RFC867.forth
- shell.forth
- sqlite3 wrapper
- unix-does-user-exist.forth
- improved examples
- 99bottles.forth
- edit.forth
- other
- publish-examples.forth now uses
retro-document
to generate glossaries
- publish-examples.forth now uses
General
- reorganized directory tree
I/O
- retro-unix (rre)
- added
clock:utc:
namespace - remove gopher downloader
- add sockets interface
- add
unix:slurp-pipe
- added
Interfaces
- retro-compiler
- runtime now supports scripting arguments
- retro-unix
- remove FullScreenListener
- ok prompt now a hook
- rewrite the listener
- retro-c#
- restored this to the source tree
- native
- better
0x
prefix handling
- better
Notes for the future:
In a future release, the examples will start using a .retro
file name extension rather than .forth
to avoid possible
confusion with other systems that use .forth
(e.g., MPE).