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GARTHWILSON
 Post subject: Re: using TO
PostPosted: Tue Mar 02, 2021 8:22 am 
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Jim, you're right of course, and I do do that in the assembler running in my Forth system itself. The only explanation I can think of for my nonsense post is that it looks like I got interrupted and my focus migrated, mid-stream, to a situation that would be somewhat off-topic here. My apologies for wasting everyone's time and for any misleading. I need to be more careful to review my post and the context before clicking "Submit."

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JimBoyd
 Post subject: Re: using TO
PostPosted: Sat Mar 06, 2021 12:53 am 
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Where you thinking of a VALUE ?
In Fleet Forth, which is RAM based, there are constants that can be changed by the system but shouldn't be changed by the user. I call them "system values".
Code:
   ' MRU >BODY    LDA  N    STA
   ' MRU >BODY 1+ LDA  N 1+ STA

or
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   LDA_ABS  ' MRU >BODY ,     STA_ZP N C,
   LDA_ABS  ' MRU >BODY 1+ ,  STA_ZP N 1+ C,

I'm guessing at some of your assembler words. I hope I got it right.
I don't think your example was misleading, just the wrong data type for the example.
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