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Jitter: new stack primitive (or micro-primitive): quake


From: Luca Saiu
Subject: Jitter: new stack primitive (or micro-primitive): quake
Date: Mon, 25 Nov 2019 03:58:39 +0100
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Hello José.

I have added a new stack operation we discussed in Frankfurt, with
effect

  ( a b c -- b a c )

In Poke you are generating code like

  >r swap r>

, which can be made simpler and much faster using the new operation.


I think you were not present when I proposed the name "quake" for it,
the metaphor being a displacement of objects right below the surface,
which does not affect the surface.

We agreed with Darshit, whose English pronunciation is native, that
"quake" is one syllable; therefore it fits the naming pattern for stack
micro-primitives.

The "Uninspired" example VM contains an instruction using the operation,
that you can take as a model.  It is trivial to use, and of course works
with both TOS and non-TOS stacks.

Tag v0.9.204 .

Other more important changes are coming.

Regards,

-- 
Luca Saiu
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