ok setenv use-nvramrc?
ok reset-all Another thing to note is: (While using 2.x or 3.x tokenizer), literals / numbers that have bit 31 set to 1 will have the bit (1) extended all the way through bit 63 when running on systems with 3.x CPU PROMs. For example, 8000.0000 constant xxx will be really giving a value as: ffff.ffff.8000.0000 (on 3.x CPU PROMs) It is best that when such words/constants are used, especially in address manipulation, that your code clips them to a 32 bit value as: Get a real 8000.0000 by: ff ff ff ff bljoin constant x-num : clip-num ( n — l ) x-num and ; 8000.0000 clip-num constant xxx or use ” xxx clip-num ” wherever ” xxx ” is being used.
