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authorkitty <nepeta@canaglie.net>2026-03-23 18:51:19 +1100
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### `+! ( a -- )`
add one to the value at memory address a.
+### `+to ( comp: "name" -- | intr: u "name" -- ) IMMEDIATE`
+compile or execute (depending on `state`) code to add u to the contents
+of a `value`. (in compile mode u is whatever was on the stack already.)
+
### `, ( u -- )`
write a 64 bit value to user memory and increment the user memory pointer.
@@ -80,6 +84,10 @@ subtract u2 from u1.
### `-! ( a -- )`
subtract one from the value at memory address a.
+### `-to ( comp: "name" -- | intr: u "name" -- ) IMMEDIATE`
+compile or execute (depending on `state`) code to subtract u from the contents
+of a `value`. (in compile mode u is whatever was on the stack already.)
+
### `-rot ( u1 u2 u3 -- u3 u1 u2 )`
rotate the three topmost values on the stack so that the topmost value
is moved to the third highest.
@@ -441,6 +449,10 @@ conclude an if statement.
### `tib ( -- a )`
a variable containing the address of the current input buffer.
+### `to ( comp: "name" -- | intr: u "name" -- ) IMMEDIATE`
+compile or execute (depending on `state`) code to modify the contents
+of a `value`.
+
### `true ( -- u )`
a cell with all bits set.
@@ -450,6 +462,9 @@ write u characters at a to output.
### `until ( ? -- ) IMMEDIATE COMPILE-ONLY`
if the given flag is true, loop back to `begin`.
+### `value ( u "name" -- )`
+create a value called name, the initial value of which is u.
+
### `variable ( "name" -- )`
create a variable word, which yields an address that can be written and read.