(71B) FORTH questions

[J-F Garnier]

(05-31-2023 02:25 PM)floppy Wrote:  Experienced in my linux? not really. I am an user.
"the LF- vs CR/LF-terminated line issue sound familiar to you?" no. I will search what this mean.

Just ask G..gle:

Quote:CRLF stands for Carriage Return Line Feed, and LF stands for Line Feed. CRLF is a two-character sequence used to indicate the end of a line of text in a file. It is represented by the characters CR (carriage return) and LF (line feed). CRLF is used in Windows-based systems, while LF is used in Unix-based systems.

Quote:" PERE12" LOADF
.. bring the message ERR:Data Type.

Some progress ... now your file is read :-)


Just try to enter (in FORTH env.):
1.0e
ERR:Data Type

I don't understand (and the 71B-FORTH too, obviously) the meaning of that little 'e'.

So many incompatibilities to solve... part of the fun I assume :-)

J-F