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Forth Programmer’s Handbook

Rule:

8. Do not shun Scylla by falling into Charybdis.

6.3.6 Example: Stack Music

What is stack noise to you and me is music to a stack machine. It is time to face the music.

In Thinking Forth, Brodie gives a solution (reprint edition, p. 222) to a phonerate problem posed and analyzed earlier in the book (pp. 45–51):

\ Telephone rates

 

 

 

 

03/30/84

CREATE FULL

 

30 ,

20

,

12

,

 

CREATE LOWER

 

22 ,

15

,

10

,

 

CREATE LOWEST

 

12 ,

9

,

6

,

 

VARIABLE

RATE

 

\ Points to

FULL, LOWER or LOWEST

 

 

 

 

\ depending

on

time of day

FULL RATE !

 

\ For instance

 

 

: CHARGE

( o -- )

CREATE

,

 

 

 

DOES>

( --

rate )

@

RATE @ +

@ ;

0

CHARGE

1MINUTE

\ Rate for

first minute

2

CHARGE

+MINUTES

\ Rate for

each additional minute

4

CHARGE

/MILES

 

\ Rate per

each 100 miles

\ Telephone rates

 

 

 

 

03/30/84

VARIABLE

OPERATOR?

\ 90

if

operator assisted; else 0

VARIABLE

#MILES

 

\ Hundreds

of miles

: ?ASSISTANCE

 

( Direct-dial charge

-- total charge)

 

OPERATOR? @ + ;

 

 

 

 

 

: MILEAGE

( --

charge )

#MILES @

/MILES * ;

: FIRST

( --

charge )

1MINUTE

?ASSISTANCE MILEAGE + ;

: ADDITIONAL

(

-- charge)

+MINUTES

MILEAGE + ;

: TOTAL

( #minutes

-- total charge)

 

 

1- ADDITIONAL *

FIRST +

;

 

 

No stack noise. Readable?

Here’s a try at a solution that requires stack manipulations:

\Phone-rate table from Brodie, Thinking Forth,

\reprint edition, p. 51

196 Programming Style

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