Re: Turnkey

To Anyone,

OK, I am reading both the SF Reference Manual and the Win32 Console chapter
of Programming Win32 under the API:

There are two types of I/O described? Yes?

Originally, I tried the PAD 5 ACCEPT and it works for my purposes on the SF
console.
Then I turnleyed it as

PROGRAM CORE

Core being the name, when it runs there is a copy of SF running. So, I guess
I had thought
that ACCEPT was going to take input from a DOS Window.

Here is a sample of a C Console program from Programming Win32 by Vilani:

#include <sdtio.h>

int main(int arg, char * arg[])
{
        char szBuf[10]

        printf("Hello world\n");
        printf("Enter a character exit: ");
        scanf("%s", szBuf);

        return 0;
}

I was expecting the ACCEPT and KEY to do something similar. Are there
any examples of forth words that for Windows Console I/O?

Jodell

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