http://mountainmandan.net/doku/ 2011-10-07T11:14:35-07:00 http://mountainmandan.net/doku/ http://mountainmandan.net/doku/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2011-10-03T10:26:28-07:00 http://mountainmandan.net/doku/doku.php?id=playground:playground&rev=1317662788&do=diff Looking for RecentChanges. Hi Dan from ChrisGarrod text/html 2009-04-02T13:09:41-07:00 dstaudigel http://mountainmandan.net/doku/doku.php?id=mpforth:reference&rev=1238702981&do=diff MP-FORTH is a language created to be a quick, useful language that will be fun and pain-free to develop both on small-screen devices (read: iPhone) as well desktops. MP-FORTH stands for Multi-Precision FORTH, because it is essentially a re-creation of FORTH with a heterogeneous stack, designed for interactive use. It is linguistically similar to the way that most HP RPN calculators do programming, with a few tricks up its sleeves. text/html 2009-01-03T18:57:31-07:00 dstaudigel http://mountainmandan.net/doku/doku.php?id=mpforth:code&rev=1231034251&do=diff MP-FORTH Code I'll get around to posting the MP-FORTH code somewhere (probably google code) once I've figured out what licensing agreement I should use. Let me know if you have any input on this matter! text/html 2009-01-03T18:56:44-07:00 dstaudigel http://mountainmandan.net/doku/doku.php?id=keyrpn:beta&rev=1231034204&do=diff KeyRPN is an Intel-only (sorry, PowerPC fans, I don't want to recompile GMP & MPFR for you!) way to work with MP-FORTH. The code will come as soon as I have re-arranged everything so other people can deal with it! You can download KeyRPN and use it. It is pretty crappy in terms of visuals, but hey, it's development code! text/html 2008-12-22T14:12:17-07:00 dstaudigel http://mountainmandan.net/doku/doku.php?id=touchrpn:tipsandtricks&rev=1229980337&do=diff Here is a collection of usage tips that will help you get TouchRPN to do what you want! HP Style "roll" TouchRPN's roll function is the same as FORTH, not the HP-style. The FORTH one pops the X register, and sticks the Y register (now the X register) and slips it into the Xth register (effectively rolling down every element). You can also think of it as taking X+1 items and rolling them around. I agree that this is sort of counter-intuitive, personally, I always thought of roll as rolling … text/html 2008-12-21T11:59:14-07:00 dstaudigel http://mountainmandan.net/doku/doku.php?id=touchrpn:skins:simple_tutorial&rev=1229885954&do=diff Here's the step-by-step on creating a very basic skin for TouchRPN. This tutorial requires that you know something about MP-FORTH syntax. Step One: Basics and Colors First we have to set up some utility functionality, and the colors: "iface" vocabulary{ ( Here we define some colors for use later. These are used in button definitions to clarify what colors are being used. They show up in configuration lists ) ( R G B A <commands> name ) 169/255 82/255 94/255…