>>106447371
Good Morning Dra/g/on Maids!

Compiler flags are done. Manual is in progress. I am debating adding more pattern matching abilities to the built-ins so that the language approaches the same power level as SNOBOL4 but with nicer syntax.

>>106448661
It is nice to see you in /dpt/ again Sharky. I am hoping to see how elliptic curve is formed in C.

>>106452087
This version is better than this one >>106452008

Thank you Dra/g/ons for reading my post.

>>106397160
MAIDS is a string processor. The compiler uses textual reduction to change the code the user wrote into code the virtual machine can run. The VM then uses textual reduction again to make result strings. It has a sampling mode and an enumeration mode. It uses concatenation and alternation to build a lot of strings in parallel.

The remaining work is to finish out a few things in the VM (like adding in built-in functions) and allow flags to be passed to the compiler to change behaviors. The main application is counting. You can also use it for programmatic text generation.

>>106371211
>a maid posted her project
>mfw
Which version of Forth are you using?

>>106371240
>I came in a maid thread and now I am mad because there are maidposts in it

>>106371307
Your thread is nice, there are just some lost shartyposters who experience extreme cuteness aggression when they see your maid and extreme jealousy when they see your thread and code.

>>106358598
I remember asking for a lot of help with ComfyUI, and then abandoning that because the Science Computer doesn't have a graphics card that works with it and CPU gens were slow and awful. I did post some of my gens. They looked like trash and then I moved on to something else. There is no reason to attempt local generations again unless I get GPUs. Even then I'm worried SD will still make garbage, just faster. Also, I think that was several years ago? I'm not sure anybody actually cares. Is /sdg/ seething about my absence or something?