I have to admit, I don't know a word that does this. There are only a very
few situations where this might be necessary. But when I need it I just throw
in:
BEGIN DEPTH WHILE DROP REPEAT
You could define this as CLEARSTACK.
If you're at the console just enter qwerty <CR>
Gene
> I feel silly asking this but... how do you clear the stack?
>
> gforth has clearstack.
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> Thanks, Joel
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