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The PC-Sig Library - Shareware for the IBM PC and Compatibles (PC-SIG)(Tenth Edition Disks 1-2804)(1991).iso
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This disk contains the following files.
Most are archived in FORTH.ARC to save space (see below).
CONTENTS contents of FORTH.ARC
GLOSSARY list of FORTH words for use with FIND (see User Guide)
README you are here
FORTH.ARC archive of compressed files (see CONTENTS)
4TH-DISK.ASM FORTH interpreter source: disk access words
4TH-FILE.ASM FORTH interpreter source: MSDOS file access words
4TH-MAIN.ASM FORTH interpreter source: kernel (root source file)
4TH-OPTS.ASM FORTH interpreter source: optional stuff
4TH-SYSD.ASM FORTH interpreter source: system-dependent words
4TH-XTNS.ASM FORTH interpreter source: extensions (CASE, ARRAY, etc)
MAKE4TH.BAT batch file to assemble FORTH
MAKGL.BAT batch file to make GLOSSARY from .ASM files
SORTGL.BAT batch file to sort GLOSSARY
UNPACK.BAT batch file to convert FORTH.ARC to unpacked (usable) form
FORTH.COM FORTH interpreter with file extensions
4TH-UG.DOC Users Guide
ARC.EXE Archive utility (ARC v5.1)
4TH-OPTS.H FORTH interpreter source: definitions for options section
4TH-XTNS.IBM FORTH interpreter source: IBM-PC extensions
4TH-LIB.MAC FORTH interpreter source: MASM macros to assemble FORTH
ASM.SCR 8086 assembler in FORTH
BREAK4TH.SCR breakout game in FORTH
CODE.SCR FORTH 8086 assembler examples
FILES.SCR MSDOS file interface in FORTH
FUTIL.SCR MSDOS file utilities in FORTH
GR.SCR graphics vocabulary
SCREENED.SCR full-screen editor vocabulary
STRINGS.SCR string manipulation vocabulary
STUFF.SCR misc. vocabulary
UTIL.SCR misc. vocabulary
4TH-UG.TOC Users Guide, Table of Contents
*** Unpacking instructions ***
Make this disk the default disk (e.g. "A:").
Unpack the disk by typing
UNPACK <disk>:[path]
where <disk> and [path] specify the drive and, optionally, the path
where you want to put the files. The resulting (unpacked) files
require about 400K of disk space. The batch file will ask you to use
a second destination disk; just hit return if your <disk> has space
>= 400K.