Beginning Factor – Shufflers & Combinators
In the previous installment of Beginning Factor, we discussed some of the attributes of stack-based languages and the syntax for defining words in Factor. This time around, I’d like to introduce stack shufflers, quotations & combinators, and touch on some more basic data types and their properties. Up until now, we’ve essentially been using Factor as an overqualified RPN calculator. I just wanted
Eggs Unlimited - stacktor
Version 0.8 Release fix 0.7 Meta-file fix 0.6 Documentation fix 0.5 Initial release Documentation Stacktor allows programmers to use stack based programming next to more familiar styles of programming such as functional, imperative, object-oriented, etc. In stack programming, arguments are taken from the stack, and return values are pushed back on to the stack. Literal values are automatically pus
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It'd be good for a garbage collector to have low space overhead, good cache behavior and low fragmentation. Low space overhead is useful wherever there's a limited amount of RAM. Eliminating fragmentation is important, since fragmentation reduces the usable amount of memory and can make allocation slower. Improving cache behavior of ordinary programs is always good for performance, and surprisingl
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Sup dawg, we heard you like Smalltalk so we put Smalltalk in your Factor so you can send messages while you roll
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Parsing JavaScript with Factor
