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Concept and Word Index
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   Not all entries listed in this index are present verbatim in the
text. This index also duplicates, in abbreviated form, all of the words
listed in the Word Index (only the names are listed for the words here).

* Menu:

* !:                                     Memory Access.
* ", stack item type:                    Notation.
* #:                                     Formatted numeric output.
* #!:                                    Running Image Files.
* #>:                                    Formatted numeric output.
* #>>:                                   Formatted numeric output.
* #s:                                    Formatted numeric output.
* #tib:                                  The Text Interpreter.
* $-prefix for hexadecimal numbers:      Number Conversion.
* $?:                                    Passing Commands to the OS.
* %-prefix for binary numbers:           Number Conversion.
* %align:                                Structure Glossary.
* %alignment:                            Structure Glossary.
* %alloc:                                Structure Glossary.
* %allocate:                             Structure Glossary.
* %allot:                                Structure Glossary.
* %size:                                 Structure Glossary.
* &-prefix for decimal numbers:          Number Conversion.
* ' <1>:                                 The OOF base class.
* ':                                     Execution token.
* '-prefix for character strings:        Number Conversion.
* 'cold:                                 Modifying the Startup Sequence.
* (:                                     Comments.
* (local):                               ANS Forth locals.
* ):                                     Assertions.
* *:                                     Single precision.
* */:                                    Mixed precision.
* */mod:                                 Mixed precision.
* +:                                     Single precision.
* +!:                                    Memory Access.
* +DO:                                   Arbitrary control structures.
* +load:                                 Blocks.
* +LOOP:                                 Arbitrary control structures.
* +thru:                                 Blocks.
* ,:                                     Dictionary allocation.
* -:                                     Single precision.
* -, tutorial:                           Stack-Effect Comments Tutorial.
* -->:                                   Blocks.
* -appl-image, command-line option:      Invoking Gforth.
* -application, gforthmi option:         gforthmi.
* -clear-dictionary, command-line option: Invoking Gforth.
* -d, command-line option:               Invoking Gforth.
* -data-stack-size, command-line option: Invoking Gforth.
* -debug, command-line option:           Invoking Gforth.
* -DFORCE_REG:                           Portability.
* -dictionary-size, command-line option: Invoking Gforth.
* -die-on-signal, command-line-option:   Invoking Gforth.
* -DO:                                   Arbitrary control structures.
* -DUSE_FTOS:                            TOS Optimization.
* -DUSE_NO_FTOS:                         TOS Optimization.
* -DUSE_NO_TOS:                          TOS Optimization.
* -DUSE_TOS:                             TOS Optimization.
* -dynamic command-line option:          Dynamic Superinstructions.
* -dynamic, command-line option:         Invoking Gforth.
* -enable-force-reg, configuration flag: Portability.
* -f, command-line option:               Invoking Gforth.
* -fp-stack-size, command-line option:   Invoking Gforth.
* -h, command-line option:               Invoking Gforth.
* -help, command-line option:            Invoking Gforth.
* -i, command-line option:               Invoking Gforth.
* -i, invoke image file:                 Running Image Files.
* -image file, invoke image file:        Running Image Files.
* -image-file, command-line option:      Invoking Gforth.
* -l, command-line option:               Invoking Gforth.
* -locals-stack-size, command-line option: Invoking Gforth.
* -LOOP:                                 Arbitrary control structures.
* -m, command-line option:               Invoking Gforth.
* -no-dynamic command-line option:       Dynamic Superinstructions.
* -no-dynamic, command-line option:      Invoking Gforth.
* -no-offset-im, command-line option:    Invoking Gforth.
* -no-super command-line option:         Dynamic Superinstructions.
* -no-super, command-line option:        Invoking Gforth.
* -offset-image, command-line option:    Invoking Gforth.
* -p, command-line option:               Invoking Gforth.
* -path, command-line option:            Invoking Gforth.
* -print-metrics, command-line option:   Invoking Gforth.
* -r, command-line option:               Invoking Gforth.
* -return-stack-size, command-line option: Invoking Gforth.
* -rot:                                  Data stack.
* -ss-greedy, command-line option:       Invoking Gforth.
* -ss-min-..., command-line options:     Invoking Gforth.
* -ss-number, command-line option:       Invoking Gforth.
* -trailing:                             Memory Blocks.
* -v, command-line option:               Invoking Gforth.
* -version, command-line option:         Invoking Gforth.
* .:                                     Simple numeric output.
* .":                                    Displaying characters and strings.
* .", how it works:                      How does that work?.
* .(:                                    Displaying characters and strings.
* .\":                                   Displaying characters and strings.
* .debugline:                            Debugging.
* .emacs:                                Installing gforth.el.
* .fi files:                             Image Files.
* .gforth-history:                       Command-line editing.
* .id:                                   Name token.
* .name:                                 Name token.
* .path:                                 General Search Paths.
* .r:                                    Simple numeric output.
* .s:                                    Examining.
* /:                                     Single precision.
* /does-handler:                         Threading Words.
* /mod:                                  Single precision.
* /string:                               Memory Blocks.
* 0<:                                    Numeric comparison.
* 0<=:                                   Numeric comparison.
* 0<>:                                   Numeric comparison.
* 0=:                                    Numeric comparison.
* 0>:                                    Numeric comparison.
* 0>=:                                   Numeric comparison.
* 1+:                                    Single precision.
* 1-:                                    Single precision.
* 1/f:                                   Floating Point.
* 2!:                                    Memory Access.
* 2*:                                    Bitwise operations.
* 2,:                                    Dictionary allocation.
* 2/:                                    Bitwise operations.
* 2>r:                                   Return stack.
* 2@:                                    Memory Access.
* 2Constant:                             Constants.
* 2drop:                                 Data stack.
* 2dup:                                  Data stack.
* 2Literal:                              Literals.
* 2nip:                                  Data stack.
* 2over:                                 Data stack.
* 2r>:                                   Return stack.
* 2r@:                                   Return stack.
* 2rdrop:                                Return stack.
* 2rot:                                  Data stack.
* 2swap:                                 Data stack.
* 2tuck:                                 Data stack.
* 2Variable:                             Variables.
* : <1>:                                 The OOF base class.
* ::                                     Colon Definitions.
* :, passing data across:                Literals.
* :: <1>:                                Basic Mini-OOF Usage.
* :::                                    The OOF base class.
* :m:                                    Objects Glossary.
* :noname:                               Anonymous Definitions.
* ;:                                     Colon Definitions.
* ;code:                                 Code and ;code.
* ;CODE ending sequence:                 programming-idef.
* ;CODE, name not defined via CREATE:    programming-ambcond.
* ;CODE, processing input:               programming-idef.
* ;m:                                    Objects Glossary.
* ;m usage:                              Method conveniences.
* ;s:                                    Calls and returns.
* <:                                     Numeric comparison.
* <#:                                    Formatted numeric output.
* <<#:                                   Formatted numeric output.
* <=:                                    Numeric comparison.
* <>:                                    Numeric comparison.
* <bind>:                                Objects Glossary.
* <compilation:                          Combined words.
* <interpretation:                       Combined words.
* <IS>:                                  Deferred words.
* <to-inst>:                             Objects Glossary.
* =:                                     Numeric comparison.
* >:                                     Numeric comparison.
* >=:                                    Numeric comparison.
* >body:                                 CREATE..DOES> details.
* >BODY of non-CREATEd words:            core-ambcond.
* >code-address:                         Threading Words.
* >definer:                              Threading Words.
* >does-code:                            Threading Words.
* >float:                                Input.
* >in:                                   The Text Interpreter.
* >IN greater than input buffer:         core-ambcond.
* >l:                                    Locals implementation.
* >name:                                 Name token.
* >number:                               Input.
* >order:                                Word Lists.
* >r:                                    Return stack.
* ?:                                     Examining.
* ?DO:                                   Arbitrary control structures.
* ?dup:                                  Data stack.
* ?DUP-0=-IF:                            Arbitrary control structures.
* ?DUP-IF:                               Arbitrary control structures.
* ?LEAVE:                                Arbitrary control structures.
* @:                                     Memory Access.
* @local#:                               Locals implementation.
* [:                                     Literals.
* [']:                                   Execution token.
* [+LOOP]:                               Interpreter Directives.
* [?DO]:                                 Interpreter Directives.
* []:                                    The OOF base class.
* [AGAIN]:                               Interpreter Directives.
* [BEGIN]:                               Interpreter Directives.
* [bind]:                                Objects Glossary.
* [bind] usage:                          Class Binding.
* [Char]:                                Displaying characters and strings.
* [COMP']:                               Compilation token.
* [compile]:                             Macros.
* [current]:                             Objects Glossary.
* [DO]:                                  Interpreter Directives.
* [ELSE]:                                Interpreter Directives.
* [ENDIF]:                               Interpreter Directives.
* [FOR]:                                 Interpreter Directives.
* [IF]:                                  Interpreter Directives.
* [IF] and POSTPONE:                     programming-ambcond.
* [IF], end of the input source before matching [ELSE] or [THEN]: programming-ambcond.
* [IFDEF]:                               Interpreter Directives.
* [IFUNDEF]:                             Interpreter Directives.
* [IS]:                                  Deferred words.
* [LOOP]:                                Interpreter Directives.
* [NEXT]:                                Interpreter Directives.
* [parent]:                              Objects Glossary.
* [parent] usage:                        Class Binding.
* [REPEAT]:                              Interpreter Directives.
* [THEN]:                                Interpreter Directives.
* [to-inst]:                             Objects Glossary.
* [UNTIL]:                               Interpreter Directives.
* [WHILE]:                               Interpreter Directives.
* \:                                     Comments.
* \"-parse:                              The Input Stream.
* \, editing with Emacs:                 Emacs and Gforth.
* \, line length in blocks:              block-idef.
* \G:                                    Comments.
* ]:                                     Literals.
* ]L:                                    Literals.
* a_, stack item type:                   Notation.
* abort:                                 Exception Handling.
* ABORT":                                Exception Handling.
* ABORT", exception abort sequence:      core-idef.
* abs:                                   Single precision.
* abstract class <1>:                    Basic OOF Usage.
* abstract class:                        Basic Objects Usage.
* accept:                                Input.
* ACCEPT, display after end of input:    core-idef.
* ACCEPT, editing:                       core-idef.
* address alignment exception:           core-ambcond.
* address alignment exception, stack overflow: core-ambcond.
* address arithmetic for structures:     Why explicit structure support?.
* address arithmetic restrictions, ANS vs. Gforth: Memory model.
* address arithmetic words:              Address arithmetic.
* address of counted string:             String Formats.
* address unit:                          Address arithmetic.
* address unit, size in bits:            core-idef.
* ADDRESS-UNIT-BITS:                     Address arithmetic.
* AGAIN:                                 Arbitrary control structures.
* AHEAD:                                 Arbitrary control structures.
* Alias:                                 Aliases.
* aliases:                               Aliases.
* align:                                 Dictionary allocation.
* aligned:                               Address arithmetic.
* aligned addresses:                     core-idef.
* alignment faults:                      core-ambcond.
* alignment of addresses for types:      Address arithmetic.
* alignment tutorial:                    Alignment Tutorial.
* allocate:                              Heap Allocation.
* allot:                                 Dictionary allocation.
* also:                                  Word Lists.
* also, too many word lists in search order: search-ambcond.
* also-path:                             General Search Paths.
* ambiguous conditions, block words:     block-ambcond.
* ambiguous conditions, core words:      core-ambcond.
* ambiguous conditions, double words:    double-ambcond.
* ambiguous conditions, facility words:  facility-ambcond.
* ambiguous conditions, file words:      file-ambcond.
* ambiguous conditions, floating-point words: floating-ambcond.
* ambiguous conditions, locals words:    locals-ambcond.
* ambiguous conditions, programming-tools words: programming-ambcond.
* ambiguous conditions, search-order words: search-ambcond.
* and:                                   Bitwise operations.
* angles in trigonometric operations:    Floating Point.
* ANS conformance of Gforth:             ANS conformance.
* ans-report.fs:                         ANS Report.
* arg:                                   Modifying the Startup Sequence.
* argc:                                  Modifying the Startup Sequence.
* argument input source different than current input source for RESTORE-INPUT: core-ambcond.
* argument type mismatch:                core-ambcond.
* argument type mismatch, RESTORE-INPUT: core-ambcond.
* arguments on the command line, access: Modifying the Startup Sequence.
* argv:                                  Modifying the Startup Sequence.
* arithmetic words:                      Arithmetic.
* arithmetics tutorial:                  Arithmetics Tutorial.
* arrays:                                CREATE.
* arrays tutorial:                       Arrays and Records Tutorial.
* asptr <1>:                             Class Declaration.
* asptr:                                 The OOF base class.
* assembler <1>:                         Code and ;code.
* assembler:                             Assembler and Code Words.
* ASSEMBLER, search order capability:    programming-idef.
* assert(:                               Assertions.
* assert-level:                          Assertions.
* assert0(:                              Assertions.
* assert1(:                              Assertions.
* assert2(:                              Assertions.
* assert3(:                              Assertions.
* assertions:                            Assertions.
* ASSUME-LIVE:                           Where are locals visible by name?.
* at-xy:                                 Displaying characters and strings.
* AT-XY can't be performed on user output device: facility-ambcond.
* Attempt to use zero-length string as a name: core-ambcond.
* au (address unit):                     Address arithmetic.
* authors of Gforth:                     Origin.
* auto-indentation of Forth code in Emacs: Auto-Indentation.
* backtrace:                             Error messages.
* backtraces with gforth-fast:           Error messages.
* base:                                  Number Conversion.
* base is not decimal (REPRESENT, F., FE., FS.): floating-ambcond.
* basic objects usage:                   Basic Objects Usage.
* batch processing with Gforth:          Invoking Gforth.
* BEGIN:                                 Arbitrary control structures.
* benchmarking Forth systems:            Performance.
* Benchres:                              Performance.
* bin:                                   General files.
* bind <1>:                              The OOF base class.
* bind:                                  Objects Glossary.
* bind usage:                            Class Binding.
* bind':                                 Objects Glossary.
* bitwise operation words:               Bitwise operations.
* bl:                                    Displaying characters and strings.
* blank:                                 Memory Blocks.
* blk:                                   Input Sources.
* BLK, altering BLK:                     block-ambcond.
* block:                                 Blocks.
* block buffers:                         Blocks.
* block number invalid:                  block-ambcond.
* block read not possible:               block-ambcond.
* block transfer, I/O exception:         block-ambcond.
* block words, ambiguous conditions:     block-ambcond.
* block words, implementation-defined options: block-idef.
* block words, other system documentation: block-other.
* block words, system documentation:     The optional Block word set.
* block-included:                        Blocks.
* block-offset:                          Blocks.
* block-position:                        Blocks.
* blocks:                                Blocks.
* blocks file:                           Blocks.
* blocks files, use with Emacs:          Blocks Files.
* blocks in files:                       file-idef.
* blocks.fb:                             Blocks.
* Boolean flags:                         Boolean Flags.
* bound:                                 The OOF base class.
* bounds:                                Memory Blocks.
* break":                                Singlestep Debugger.
* break::                                Singlestep Debugger.
* broken-pipe-error:                     Pipes.
* buffer:                                Blocks.
* bug reporting:                         Bugs.
* bye:                                   Leaving Gforth.
* bye during gforthmi:                   gforthmi.
* c!:                                    Memory Access.
* C":                                    Displaying characters and strings.
* c,:                                    Dictionary allocation.
* c, stack item type:                    Notation.
* C, using C for the engine:             Portability.
* c@:                                    Memory Access.
* c_, stack item type:                   Notation.
* calling a definition:                  Calls and returns.
* case:                                  Arbitrary control structures.
* CASE control structure:                Selection.
* case sensitivity:                      Case insensitivity.
* case-sensitivity characteristics:      core-idef.
* case-sensitivity for name lookup:      core-idef.
* catch:                                 Exception Handling.
* catch and backtraces:                  Error messages.
* catch and this:                        Objects Implementation.
* catch in m: ... ;m:                    Method conveniences.
* cell:                                  Address arithmetic.
* cell size:                             core-idef.
* cell%:                                 Structure Glossary.
* cell+:                                 Address arithmetic.
* cell-aligned addresses:                core-idef.
* cells:                                 Address arithmetic.
* CFA:                                   Execution token.
* cfalign:                               Dictionary allocation.
* cfaligned:                             Address arithmetic.
* changing the compilation word list (during compilation): search-ambcond.
* char:                                  Displaying characters and strings.
* char size:                             core-idef.
* char%:                                 Structure Glossary.
* char+:                                 Address arithmetic.
* character editing of ACCEPT and EXPECT: core-idef.
* character set:                         core-idef.
* character strings - compiling and displaying: Displaying characters and strings.
* character strings - formats:           String Formats.
* character strings - moving and copying: Memory Blocks.
* character-aligned address requirements: core-idef.
* character-set extensions and matching of names: core-idef.
* characters - compiling and displaying: Displaying characters and strings.
* characters tutorial:                   Characters and Strings Tutorial.
* chars:                                 Address arithmetic.
* child class:                           Object-Oriented Terminology.
* child words:                           User-defined Defining Words.
* class <1>:                             Basic Mini-OOF Usage.
* class <2>:                             The OOF base class.
* class <3>:                             Objects Glossary.
* class:                                 Object-Oriented Terminology.
* class binding:                         Class Binding.
* class binding as optimization:         Class Binding.
* class binding, alternative to:         Class Binding.
* class binding, implementation:         Objects Implementation.
* class declaration:                     Class Declaration.
* class definition, restrictions <1>:    Basic OOF Usage.
* class definition, restrictions:        Basic Objects Usage.
* class implementation:                  Class Implementation.
* class implementation and representation: Objects Implementation.
* class scoping implementation:          Objects Implementation.
* class usage <1>:                       Basic OOF Usage.
* class usage:                           Basic Objects Usage.
* class->map:                            Objects Glossary.
* class-inst-size:                       Objects Glossary.
* class-inst-size discussion:            Creating objects.
* class-override!:                       Objects Glossary.
* class-previous:                        Objects Glossary.
* class;:                                Class Declaration.
* class; usage:                          Basic OOF Usage.
* class>order:                           Objects Glossary.
* class?:                                The OOF base class.
* classes and scoping:                   Classes and Scoping.
* clear-path:                            General Search Paths.
* clearstack:                            Examining.
* clock tick duration:                   facility-idef.
* close-file:                            General files.
* close-pipe:                            Pipes.
* cmove:                                 Memory Blocks.
* cmove>:                                Memory Blocks.
* code:                                  Code and ;code.
* code address:                          Threading Words.
* CODE ending sequence:                  programming-idef.
* code examination:                      Examining.
* code field address <1>:                Threading Words.
* code field address:                    Execution token.
* code words:                            Assembler and Code Words.
* code words, portable:                  Code and ;code.
* CODE, processing input:                programming-idef.
* code-address!:                         Threading Words.
* colon definitions <1>:                 Anonymous Definitions.
* colon definitions:                     Colon Definitions.
* colon definitions, tutorial:           Colon Definitions Tutorial.
* colon-sys, passing data across ::      Literals.
* combined words:                        Combined words.
* command-line arguments, access:        Modifying the Startup Sequence.
* command-line editing:                  Command-line editing.
* command-line options:                  Invoking Gforth.
* comment editing commands:              Emacs and Gforth.
* comments:                              Comments.
* comments tutorial:                     Comments Tutorial.
* common-list:                           Locals implementation.
* COMP':                                 Compilation token.
* comp-i.fs:                             gforthmi.
* comp.lang.forth:                       Forth-related information.
* compare:                               Memory Blocks.
* comparison of object models:           Comparison with other object models.
* comparison tutorial:                   Flags and Comparisons Tutorial.
* compilation semantics <1>:             Interpretation and Compilation Semantics.
* compilation semantics:                 How does that work?.
* compilation semantics tutorial:        Interpretation and Compilation Semantics and Immediacy Tutorial.
* compilation token:                     Compilation token.
* compilation tokens, tutorial:          Compilation Tokens Tutorial.
* compilation word list:                 Word Lists.
* compilation word list, change before definition ends: search-ambcond.
* compilation>:                          Combined words.
* compile state:                         The Text Interpreter.
* compile,:                              Macros.
* compile-lp+!:                          Locals implementation.
* compile-only:                          Interpretation and Compilation Semantics.
* compile-only words:                    Interpretation and Compilation Semantics.
* compiling compilation semantics:       Macros.
* compiling words:                       Compiling words.
* conditional compilation:               Interpreter Directives.
* conditionals, tutorial:                Conditional execution Tutorial.
* Constant:                              Constants.
* constants:                             Constants.
* construct:                             Objects Glossary.
* construct discussion:                  Creating objects.
* context:                               Word Lists.
* context-sensitive help:                Emacs and Gforth.
* contiguous regions and address arithmetic: Address arithmetic.
* contiguous regions and heap allocation: Heap Allocation.
* contiguous regions in dictionary allocation: Dictionary allocation.
* contiguous regions, ANS vs. Gforth:    Memory model.
* contributors to Gforth:                Origin.
* control characters as delimiters:      core-idef.
* control structures:                    Control Structures.
* control structures for selection:      Selection.
* control structures programming style:  Arbitrary control structures.
* control structures, user-defined:      Arbitrary control structures.
* control-flow stack:                    Arbitrary control structures.
* control-flow stack items, locals information: Locals implementation.
* control-flow stack underflow:          programming-ambcond.
* control-flow stack, format:            core-idef.
* convert:                               Input.
* core words, ambiguous conditions:      core-ambcond.
* core words, implementation-defined options: core-idef.
* core words, other system documentation: core-other.
* core words, system documentation:      The Core Words.
* count:                                 String Formats.
* counted loops:                         Counted Loops.
* counted loops with negative increment: Counted Loops.
* counted string:                        String Formats.
* counted string, maximum size:          core-idef.
* counted strings:                       String Formats.
* cputime:                               Keeping track of Time.
* cr:                                    Displaying characters and strings.
* Create:                                CREATE.
* CREATE ... DOES>:                      User-defined Defining Words.
* CREATE ... DOES>, applications:        CREATE..DOES> applications.
* CREATE ... DOES>, details:             CREATE..DOES> details.
* CREATE and alignment:                  Address arithmetic.
* create-file:                           General files.
* create-interpret/compile:              Combined words.
* create...does> tutorial:               Defining Words Tutorial.
* creating objects:                      Creating objects.
* cross-compiler <1>:                    Cross Compiler.
* cross-compiler:                        cross.fs.
* cross.fs <1>:                          Cross Compiler.
* cross.fs:                              cross.fs.
* CS-PICK:                               Arbitrary control structures.
* CS-PICK, fewer than u+1 items on the control flow-stack: programming-ambcond.
* CS-ROLL:                               Arbitrary control structures.
* CS-ROLL, fewer than u+1 items on the control flow-stack: programming-ambcond.
* CT (compilation token):                Compilation token.
* CT, tutorial:                          Compilation Tokens Tutorial.
* current:                               Word Lists.
* current':                              Objects Glossary.
* current-interface:                     Objects Glossary.
* current-interface discussion:          Objects Implementation.
* currying:                              CREATE..DOES> applications.
* cursor control:                        Displaying characters and strings.
* d+:                                    Double precision.
* d, stack item type:                    Notation.
* d-:                                    Double precision.
* d.:                                    Simple numeric output.
* d.r:                                   Simple numeric output.
* d0<:                                   Numeric comparison.
* d0<=:                                  Numeric comparison.
* d0<>:                                  Numeric comparison.
* d0=:                                   Numeric comparison.
* d0>:                                   Numeric comparison.
* d0>=:                                  Numeric comparison.
* d2*:                                   Bitwise operations.
* d2/:                                   Bitwise operations.
* d<:                                    Numeric comparison.
* d<=:                                   Numeric comparison.
* d<>:                                   Numeric comparison.
* d=:                                    Numeric comparison.
* d>:                                    Numeric comparison.
* d>=:                                   Numeric comparison.
* d>f:                                   Floating Point.
* D>F, d cannot be presented precisely as a float: floating-ambcond.
* d>s:                                   Double precision.
* D>S, d out of range of n:              double-ambcond.
* dabs:                                  Double precision.
* data examination:                      Examining.
* data space - reserving some:           Dictionary allocation.
* data space available:                  core-other.
* data space containing definitions gets de-allocated: core-ambcond.
* data space pointer not properly aligned, ,, C,: core-ambcond.
* data space read/write with incorrect alignment: core-ambcond.
* data stack:                            Stack Manipulation.
* data stack manipulation words:         Data stack.
* data-relocatable image files:          Data-Relocatable Image Files.
* data-space, read-only regions:         core-idef.
* dbg:                                   Singlestep Debugger.
* debug tracer editing commands:         Emacs and Gforth.
* debugging:                             Debugging.
* debugging output, finding the source location in Emacs: Emacs and Gforth.
* debugging Singlestep:                  Singlestep Debugger.
* dec.:                                  Simple numeric output.
* decimal:                               Number Conversion.
* decompilation tutorial:                Decompilation Tutorial.
* default type of locals:                Gforth locals.
* defer:                                 Class Declaration.
* Defer:                                 Deferred words.
* deferred words:                        Deferred words.
* defers:                                Deferred words.
* definer:                               Threading Words.
* definer!:                              Threading Words.
* defines:                               Basic Mini-OOF Usage.
* defining defining words:               User-defined Defining Words.
* defining words:                        Defining Words.
* defining words tutorial:               Defining Words Tutorial.
* defining words with arbitrary semantics combinations: Combined words.
* defining words without name:           Anonymous Definitions.
* defining words, name given in a string: Supplying names.
* defining words, simple:                CREATE.
* defining words, user-defined:          User-defined Defining Words.
* definition:                            Introducing the Text Interpreter.
* definitions <1>:                       The OOF base class.
* definitions:                           Word Lists.
* definitions, tutorial:                 Colon Definitions Tutorial.
* delete-file:                           General files.
* depth:                                 Examining.
* design of stack effects, tutorial:     Designing the stack effect Tutorial.
* dest, control-flow stack item:         Arbitrary control structures.
* df!:                                   Memory Access.
* df@:                                   Memory Access.
* df@ or df! used with an address that is not double-float  aligned: floating-ambcond.
* df_, stack item type:                  Notation.
* dfalign:                               Dictionary allocation.
* dfaligned:                             Address arithmetic.
* dfloat%:                               Structure Glossary.
* dfloat+:                               Address arithmetic.
* dfloats:                               Address arithmetic.
* dict-new:                              Objects Glossary.
* dict-new discussion:                   Creating objects.
* dictionary:                            The Text Interpreter.
* dictionary in persistent form:         Image Files.
* dictionary overflow:                   core-ambcond.
* dictionary size default:               Stack and Dictionary Sizes.
* digits > 35:                           core-idef.
* direct threaded inner interpreter:     Threading.
* dispose:                               The OOF base class.
* dividing by zero:                      core-ambcond.
* dividing by zero, floating-point:      floating-ambcond.
* Dividing classes:                      Dividing classes.
* division rounding:                     core-idef.
* division with potentially negative operands: Arithmetic.
* dmax:                                  Double precision.
* dmin:                                  Double precision.
* dnegate:                               Double precision.
* DO:                                    Arbitrary control structures.
* DO loops:                              Counted Loops.
* docol::                                Threading Words.
* docon::                                Threading Words.
* dodefer::                              Threading Words.
* dodoes routine:                        DOES>.
* does-code!:                            Threading Words.
* does-handler!:                         Threading Words.
* DOES>:                                 CREATE..DOES> details.
* DOES> implementation:                  DOES>.
* DOES> in a separate definition:        CREATE..DOES> details.
* DOES> in interpretation state:         CREATE..DOES> details.
* DOES> of non-CREATEd words:            core-ambcond.
* does> tutorial:                        Defining Words Tutorial.
* DOES>, visibility of current definition: core-idef.
* DOES>-code:                            DOES>.
* does>-code:                            Threading Words.
* does>-handler:                         Threading Words.
* DOES>-parts, stack effect:             User-defined Defining Words.
* dofield::                              Threading Words.
* DONE:                                  Arbitrary control structures.
* double precision arithmetic words:     Double precision.
* double words, ambiguous conditions:    double-ambcond.
* double words, system documentation:    The optional Double Number word set.
* double%:                               Structure Glossary.
* double-cell numbers, input format:     Number Conversion.
* doubly indirect threaded code:         gforthmi.
* douser::                               Threading Words.
* dovar::                                Threading Words.
* dpl:                                   Number Conversion.
* drop:                                  Data stack.
* du<:                                   Numeric comparison.
* du<=:                                  Numeric comparison.
* du>:                                   Numeric comparison.
* du>=:                                  Numeric comparison.
* dump:                                  Examining.
* dup:                                   Data stack.
* duration of a system clock tick:       facility-idef.
* dynamic allocation of memory:          Heap Allocation.
* Dynamic superinstructions with replication: Dynamic Superinstructions.
* early:                                 Class Declaration.
* early binding:                         Class Binding.
* edit-line:                             Input.
* editing in ACCEPT and EXPECT:          core-idef.
* eforth performance:                    Performance.
* ekey:                                  Input.
* EKEY, encoding of keyboard events:     facility-idef.
* ekey>char:                             Input.
* ekey?:                                 Input.
* elements of a Forth system:            Review - elements of a Forth system.
* ELSE:                                  Arbitrary control structures.
* Emacs and Gforth:                      Emacs and Gforth.
* emit:                                  Displaying characters and strings.
* EMIT and non-graphic characters:       core-idef.
* emit-file:                             General files.
* empty-buffer:                          Blocks.
* empty-buffers:                         Blocks.
* end-class <1>:                         Basic Mini-OOF Usage.
* end-class:                             Objects Glossary.
* end-class usage:                       Basic Objects Usage.
* end-class-noname:                      Objects Glossary.
* end-code:                              Code and ;code.
* end-interface:                         Objects Glossary.
* end-interface usage:                   Object Interfaces.
* end-interface-noname:                  Objects Glossary.
* end-methods:                           Objects Glossary.
* end-struct:                            Structure Glossary.
* end-struct usage:                      Structure Usage.
* endcase:                               Arbitrary control structures.
* ENDIF:                                 Arbitrary control structures.
* endless loop:                          Simple Loops.
* endof:                                 Arbitrary control structures.
* endscope:                              Where are locals visible by name?.
* endtry:                                Exception Handling.
* endwith:                               The OOF base class.
* engine:                                Engine.
* engine performance:                    Performance.
* engine portability:                    Portability.
* engine.s:                              Produced code.
* engines, gforth vs. gforth-fast vs. gforth-itc: Direct or Indirect Threaded?.
* environment variables <1>:             gforthmi.
* environment variables:                 Environment variables.
* environment wordset:                   Notation.
* environment-wordlist:                  Environmental Queries.
* environment?:                          Environmental Queries.
* ENVIRONMENT? string length, maximum:   core-idef.
* environmental queries:                 Environmental Queries.
* environmental restrictions:            ANS conformance.
* equality of floats:                    Floating Point.
* erase:                                 Memory Blocks.
* error messages:                        Error messages.
* error output, finding the source location in Emacs: Emacs and Gforth.
* etags.fs:                              Emacs Tags.
* evaluate:                              Input Sources.
* examining data and code:               Examining.
* exception:                             Exception Handling.
* exception abort sequence of ABORT":    core-idef.
* exception when including source:       file-idef.
* exception words, implementation-defined options: exception-idef.
* exception words, system documentation: The optional Exception word set.
* exceptions:                            Exception Handling.
* exceptions tutorial:                   Exceptions Tutorial.
* executable image file:                 Running Image Files.
* execute:                               Execution token.
* execute-parsing:                       The Input Stream.
* execute-parsing-file:                  The Input Stream.
* executing code on startup:             Invoking Gforth.
* execution semantics:                   Interpretation and Compilation Semantics.
* execution token <1>:                   Execution token.
* execution token:                       Introducing the Text Interpreter.
* execution token of last defined word:  Anonymous Definitions.
* execution token of words with undefined execution semantics: core-ambcond.
* execution tokens tutorial:             Execution Tokens Tutorial.
* exercises:                             Exercises.
* EXIT:                                  Calls and returns.
* exit in m: ... ;m:                     Method conveniences.
* exitm:                                 Objects Glossary.
* exitm discussion:                      Method conveniences.
* expect:                                Input.
* EXPECT, display after end of input:    core-idef.
* EXPECT, editing:                       core-idef.
* explicit register declarations:        Portability.
* exponent too big for conversion (DF!, DF@, SF!, SF@): floating-ambcond.
* extended records:                      Structure Usage.
* f!:                                    Memory Access.
* f! used with an address that is not float aligned: floating-ambcond.
* f*:                                    Floating Point.
* f**:                                   Floating Point.
* f+:                                    Floating Point.
* f,:                                    Dictionary allocation.
* f, stack item type:                    Notation.
* f-:                                    Floating Point.
* f.:                                    Simple numeric output.
* f.rdp:                                 Simple numeric output.
* f.s:                                   Examining.
* f/:                                    Floating Point.
* f0<:                                   Floating Point.
* f0<=:                                  Floating Point.
* f0<>:                                  Floating Point.
* f0=:                                   Floating Point.
* f0>:                                   Floating Point.
* f0>=:                                  Floating Point.
* f2*:                                   Floating Point.
* f2/:                                   Floating Point.
* f83name, stack item type:              Notation.
* f<:                                    Floating Point.
* f<=:                                   Floating Point.
* f<>:                                   Floating Point.
* f=:                                    Floating Point.
* f>:                                    Floating Point.
* f>=:                                   Floating Point.
* f>d:                                   Floating Point.
* F>D, integer part of float cannot be represented by d: floating-ambcond.
* f>l:                                   Locals implementation.
* f>str-rdp:                             Formatted numeric output.
* f@:                                    Memory Access.
* f@ used with an address that is not float aligned: floating-ambcond.
* f@local#:                              Locals implementation.
* f_, stack item type:                   Notation.
* fabs:                                  Floating Point.
* facility words, ambiguous conditions:  facility-ambcond.
* facility words, implementation-defined options: facility-idef.
* facility words, system documentation:  The optional Facility word set.
* facos:                                 Floating Point.
* FACOS, |float|>1:                      floating-ambcond.
* facosh:                                Floating Point.
* FACOSH, float<1:                       floating-ambcond.
* factoring:                             Introduction.
* factoring similar colon definitions:   CREATE..DOES> applications.
* factoring tutorial:                    Factoring Tutorial.
* falign:                                Dictionary allocation.
* faligned:                              Address arithmetic.
* falog:                                 Floating Point.
* false:                                 Boolean Flags.
* fam (file access method):              General files.
* fasin:                                 Floating Point.
* FASIN, |float|>1:                      floating-ambcond.
* fasinh:                                Floating Point.
* FASINH, float<0:                       floating-ambcond.
* fatan:                                 Floating Point.
* fatan2:                                Floating Point.
* FATAN2, both arguments are equal to zero: floating-ambcond.
* fatanh:                                Floating Point.
* FATANH, |float|>1:                     floating-ambcond.
* fconstant:                             Constants.
* fcos:                                  Floating Point.
* fcosh:                                 Floating Point.
* fdepth:                                Examining.
* FDL, GNU Free Documentation License:   GNU Free Documentation License.
* fdrop:                                 Floating point stack.
* fdup:                                  Floating point stack.
* fe.:                                   Simple numeric output.
* fexp:                                  Floating Point.
* fexpm1:                                Floating Point.
* field:                                 Structure Glossary.
* field naming convention:               Structure Naming Convention.
* field usage:                           Structure Usage.
* field usage in class definition:       Basic Objects Usage.
* file access methods used:              file-idef.
* file exceptions:                       file-idef.
* file input nesting, maximum depth:     file-idef.
* file line terminator:                  file-idef.
* file name format:                      file-idef.
* file search path:                      Search Paths.
* file words, ambiguous conditions:      file-ambcond.
* file words, implementation-defined options: file-idef.
* file words, system documentation:      The optional File-Access word set.
* file-handling:                         General files.
* file-position:                         General files.
* file-size:                             General files.
* file-status:                           General files.
* FILE-STATUS, returned information:     file-idef.
* filenames in assertion output:         Assertions.
* filenames in ~~ output:                Debugging.
* files:                                 Files.
* files containing blocks:               file-idef.
* files containing Forth code, tutorial: Using files for Forth code Tutorial.
* files tutorial:                        Files Tutorial.
* fill:                                  Memory Blocks.
* find:                                  Word Lists.
* find-name:                             Name token.
* first definition:                      Your first definition.
* first field optimization:              Structure Usage.
* first field optimization, implementation: Structure Implementation.
* flags on the command line:             Invoking Gforth.
* flags tutorial:                        Flags and Comparisons Tutorial.
* flavours of locals:                    Gforth locals.
* FLiteral:                              Literals.
* fln:                                   Floating Point.
* FLN, float=<0:                         floating-ambcond.
* flnp1:                                 Floating Point.
* FLNP1, float=<-1:                      floating-ambcond.
* float:                                 Address arithmetic.
* float%:                                Structure Glossary.
* float+:                                Address arithmetic.
* floating point arithmetic words:       Floating Point.
* floating point numbers, format and range: floating-idef.
* floating point unidentified fault, integer division: core-ambcond.
* floating-point arithmetic, pitfalls:   Floating Point.
* floating-point comparisons:            Floating Point.
* floating-point dividing by zero:       floating-ambcond.
* floating-point numbers, input format:  Number Conversion.
* floating-point numbers, rounding or truncation: floating-idef.
* floating-point result out of range:    floating-ambcond.
* floating-point stack:                  Stack Manipulation.
* floating-point stack in the standard:  Stack Manipulation.
* floating-point stack manipulation words: Floating point stack.
* floating-point stack size:             floating-idef.
* floating-point stack width:            floating-idef.
* floating-point unidentified fault, F>D: floating-ambcond.
* floating-point unidentified fault, FACOS, FASIN or FATANH: floating-ambcond.
* floating-point unidentified fault, FACOSH: floating-ambcond.
* floating-point unidentified fault, FASINH or FSQRT: floating-ambcond.
* floating-point unidentified fault, FLN or FLOG: floating-ambcond.
* floating-point unidentified fault, FLNP1: floating-ambcond.
* floating-point unidentified fault, FP divide-by-zero: floating-ambcond.
* floating-point words, ambiguous conditions: floating-ambcond.
* floating-point words, implementation-defined options: floating-idef.
* floating-point words, system documentation: The optional Floating-Point word set.
* floating-stack:                        Floating point stack.
* floats:                                Address arithmetic.
* flog:                                  Floating Point.
* FLOG, float=<0:                        floating-ambcond.
* floor:                                 Floating Point.
* FLOORED:                               Single precision.
* flush:                                 Blocks.
* flush-file:                            General files.
* flush-icache:                          Code and ;code.
* fm/mod:                                Mixed precision.
* fmax:                                  Floating Point.
* fmin:                                  Floating Point.
* fnegate:                               Floating Point.
* fnip:                                  Floating point stack.
* FOR:                                   Arbitrary control structures.
* FOR loops:                             Counted Loops.
* FORGET, deleting the compilation word list: programming-ambcond.
* FORGET, name can't be found:           programming-ambcond.
* FORGET, removing a needed definition:  programming-ambcond.
* forgeting words:                       Forgetting words.
* format and range of floating point numbers: floating-idef.
* format of glossary entries:            Notation.
* formatted numeric output:              Formatted numeric output.
* Forth:                                 Word Lists.
* Forth - an introduction:               Introduction.
* Forth mode in Emacs:                   Emacs and Gforth.
* Forth source files:                    Forth source files.
* Forth Tutorial:                        Tutorial.
* Forth-related information:             Forth-related information.
* forth-wordlist:                        Word Lists.
* forth.el:                              Emacs and Gforth.
* fover:                                 Floating point stack.
* fp!:                                   Stack pointer manipulation.
* fp0:                                   Stack pointer manipulation.
* fp@:                                   Stack pointer manipulation.
* fpath:                                 Source Search Paths.
* fpick:                                 Floating point stack.
* free:                                  Heap Allocation.
* frequently asked questions:            Forth-related information.
* frot:                                  Floating point stack.
* fround:                                Floating Point.
* fs.:                                   Simple numeric output.
* fsin:                                  Floating Point.
* fsincos:                               Floating Point.
* fsinh:                                 Floating Point.
* fsqrt:                                 Floating Point.
* FSQRT, float<0:                        floating-ambcond.
* fswap:                                 Floating point stack.
* ftan:                                  Floating Point.
* FTAN on an argument r1 where cos(r1) is zero: floating-ambcond.
* ftanh:                                 Floating Point.
* ftuck:                                 Floating point stack.
* fully relocatable image files:         Fully Relocatable Image Files.
* functions, tutorial:                   Colon Definitions Tutorial.
* fvariable:                             Variables.
* f~:                                    Floating Point.
* f~abs:                                 Floating Point.
* f~rel:                                 Floating Point.
* general files:                         General files.
* get-block-fid:                         Blocks.
* get-current:                           Word Lists.
* get-order:                             Word Lists.
* getenv:                                Passing Commands to the OS.
* gforth:                                Environmental Queries.
* GFORTH - environment variable <1>:     gforthmi.
* GFORTH - environment variable:         Environment variables.
* Gforth - leaving:                      Leaving Gforth.
* gforth engine:                         Direct or Indirect Threaded?.
* Gforth environment:                    Gforth Environment.
* Gforth extensions:                     Standard vs Extensions.
* Gforth files:                          Gforth Files.
* Gforth locals:                         Gforth locals.
* Gforth performance:                    Performance.
* gforth-ditc:                           gforthmi.
* gforth-fast and backtraces:            Error messages.
* gforth-fast engine:                    Direct or Indirect Threaded?.
* gforth-fast, difference from gforth:   Error messages.
* gforth-itc engine:                     Direct or Indirect Threaded?.
* gforth.el:                             Emacs and Gforth.
* gforth.el, installation:               Installing gforth.el.
* gforth.fi, relocatability:             Fully Relocatable Image Files.
* GFORTHD - environment variable <1>:    gforthmi.
* GFORTHD - environment variable:        Environment variables.
* GFORTHHIST - environment variable:     Environment variables.
* gforthmi:                              gforthmi.
* GFORTHPATH - environment variable:     Environment variables.
* glossary notation format:              Notation.
* GNU C for the engine:                  Portability.
* goals of the Gforth project:           Goals.
* header space:                          Word Lists.
* heap allocation:                       Heap Allocation.
* heap-new:                              Objects Glossary.
* heap-new discussion:                   Creating objects.
* heap-new usage:                        Basic Objects Usage.
* here:                                  Dictionary allocation.
* hex:                                   Number Conversion.
* hex.:                                  Simple numeric output.
* highlighting Forth code in Emacs:      Hilighting.
* hilighting Forth code in Emacs:        Hilighting.
* history file:                          Command-line editing.
* hold:                                  Formatted numeric output.
* how::                                  Class Declaration.
* hybrid direct/indirect threaded code:  Direct or Indirect Threaded?.
* i:                                     Counted Loops.
* I/O - blocks:                          Blocks.
* I/O - file-handling:                   Files.
* I/O - keyboard and display:            Other I/O.
* I/O - see character strings:           String Formats.
* I/O - see input:                       Input.
* I/O exception in block transfer:       block-ambcond.
* id.:                                   Name token.
* IF:                                    Arbitrary control structures.
* IF control structure:                  Selection.
* if, tutorial:                          Conditional execution Tutorial.
* image file:                            Image Files.
* image file background:                 Image File Background.
* image file initialization sequence:    Modifying the Startup Sequence.
* image file invocation:                 Running Image Files.
* image file loader:                     Image File Background.
* image file, data-relocatable:          Data-Relocatable Image Files.
* image file, executable:                Running Image Files.
* image file, fully relocatable:         Fully Relocatable Image Files.
* image file, non-relocatable:           Non-Relocatable Image Files.
* image file, stack and dictionary sizes: Stack and Dictionary Sizes.
* image file, turnkey applications:      Modifying the Startup Sequence.
* image license:                         Image Licensing Issues.
* immediate:                             Interpretation and Compilation Semantics.
* immediate words <1>:                   Interpretation and Compilation Semantics.
* immediate words:                       How does that work?.
* immediate, tutorial:                   Interpretation and Compilation Semantics and Immediacy Tutorial.
* implementation:                        Objects Glossary.
* implementation of locals:              Locals implementation.
* implementation of structures:          Structure Implementation.
* implementation usage:                  Object Interfaces.
* implementation-defined options, block words: block-idef.
* implementation-defined options, core words: core-idef.
* implementation-defined options, exception words: exception-idef.
* implementation-defined options, facility words: facility-idef.
* implementation-defined options, file words: file-idef.
* implementation-defined options, floating-point words: floating-idef.
* implementation-defined options, locals words: locals-idef.
* implementation-defined options, memory-allocation words: memory-idef.
* implementation-defined options, programming-tools words: programming-idef.
* implementation-defined options, search-order words: search-idef.
* in-lining of constants:                Constants.
* include:                               Forth source files.
* include search path:                   Search Paths.
* include, placement in files:           Emacs Tags.
* include-file:                          Forth source files.
* INCLUDE-FILE, file-id is invalid:      file-ambcond.
* INCLUDE-FILE, I/O exception reading or closing file-id: file-ambcond.
* included:                              Forth source files.
* INCLUDED, I/O exception reading or closing file-id: file-ambcond.
* INCLUDED, named file cannot be opened: file-ambcond.
* included?:                             Forth source files.
* including files:                       Forth source files.
* including files, stack effect:         Forth source files.
* indentation of Forth code in Emacs:    Auto-Indentation.
* indirect threaded inner interpreter:   Threading.
* inheritance:                           Object-Oriented Terminology.
* init:                                  The OOF base class.
* init-asm:                              Code and ;code.
* init-object:                           Objects Glossary.
* init-object discussion:                Creating objects.
* initialization sequence of image file: Modifying the Startup Sequence.
* inner interpreter implementation:      Threading.
* inner interpreter optimization:        Scheduling.
* inner interpreter, direct threaded:    Threading.
* inner interpreter, indirect threaded:  Threading.
* input:                                 Input.
* input buffer:                          The Text Interpreter.
* input format for double-cell numbers:  Number Conversion.
* input format for floating-point numbers: Number Conversion.
* input format for single-cell numbers:  Number Conversion.
* input from pipes:                      Gforth in pipes.
* input line size, maximum:              file-idef.
* input line terminator:                 core-idef.
* input sources:                         Input Sources.
* input stream:                          The Input Stream.
* inst-value:                            Objects Glossary.
* inst-value usage:                      Method conveniences.
* inst-value visibility:                 Classes and Scoping.
* inst-var:                              Objects Glossary.
* inst-var implementation:               Objects Implementation.
* inst-var usage:                        Method conveniences.
* inst-var visibility:                   Classes and Scoping.
* instance variables:                    Object-Oriented Terminology.
* instruction pointer:                   Threading.
* insufficient data stack or return stack space: core-ambcond.
* insufficient space for loop control parameters: core-ambcond.
* insufficient space in the dictionary:  core-ambcond.
* integer types, ranges:                 core-idef.
* interface:                             Objects Glossary.
* interface implementation:              Objects Implementation.
* interface usage:                       Object Interfaces.
* interfaces for objects:                Object Interfaces.
* interpret state:                       The Text Interpreter.
* Interpret/Compile states:              Interpret/Compile states.
* interpret/compile::                    Combined words.
* interpretation semantics <1>:          Interpretation and Compilation Semantics.
* interpretation semantics:              How does that work?.
* interpretation semantics tutorial:     Interpretation and Compilation Semantics and Immediacy Tutorial.
* interpretation>:                       Combined words.
* interpreter - outer:                   The Text Interpreter.
* interpreter directives:                Interpreter Directives.
* Interpreting a compile-only word:      core-ambcond.
* Interpreting a compile-only word, for ' etc.: core-ambcond.
* Interpreting a compile-only word, for a local: locals-ambcond.
* interpreting a word with undefined interpretation semantics: core-ambcond.
* invalid block number:                  block-ambcond.
* Invalid memory address:                core-ambcond.
* Invalid memory address, stack overflow: core-ambcond.
* Invalid name argument, TO <1>:         locals-ambcond.
* Invalid name argument, TO:             core-ambcond.
* invert:                                Bitwise operations.
* invoking a selector:                   Object-Oriented Terminology.
* invoking Gforth:                       Invoking Gforth.
* invoking image files:                  Running Image Files.
* ior type description:                  Notation.
* ior values and meaning <1>:            memory-idef.
* ior values and meaning:                file-idef.
* is:                                    The OOF base class.
* IS:                                    Deferred words.
* j:                                     Counted Loops.
* k:                                     Counted Loops.
* kern*.fi, relocatability:              Fully Relocatable Image Files.
* key:                                   Input.
* key?:                                  Input.
* keyboard events, encoding in EKEY:     facility-idef.
* Kuehling, David:                       Emacs and Gforth.
* labels as values:                      Threading.
* laddr#:                                Locals implementation.
* last word was headerless:              core-ambcond.
* late binding:                          Class Binding.
* latest:                                Name token.
* latestxt:                              Anonymous Definitions.
* LEAVE:                                 Arbitrary control structures.
* leaving definitions, tutorial:         Leaving definitions or loops Tutorial.
* leaving Gforth:                        Leaving Gforth.
* leaving loops, tutorial:               Leaving definitions or loops Tutorial.
* length of a line affected by \:        block-idef.
* license for images:                    Image Licensing Issues.
* lifetime of locals:                    How long do locals live?.
* line terminator on input:              core-idef.
* link:                                  The OOF base class.
* list:                                  Blocks.
* LIST display format:                   block-idef.
* list-size:                             Locals implementation.
* Literal:                               Literals.
* literal tutorial:                      Literal Tutorial.
* Literals:                              Literals.
* load:                                  Blocks.
* loader for image files:                Image File Background.
* loading files at startup:              Invoking Gforth.
* loading Forth code, tutorial:          Using files for Forth code Tutorial.
* local in interpretation state:         locals-ambcond.
* local variables, tutorial:             Local Variables Tutorial.
* locale and case-sensitivity:           core-idef.
* locals:                                Locals.
* locals and return stack:               Return stack.
* locals flavours:                       Gforth locals.
* locals implementation:                 Locals implementation.
* locals information on the control-flow stack: Locals implementation.
* locals lifetime:                       How long do locals live?.
* locals programming style:              Locals programming style.
* locals stack <1>:                      Locals implementation.
* locals stack:                          Stack Manipulation.
* locals types:                          Gforth locals.
* locals visibility:                     Where are locals visible by name?.
* locals words, ambiguous conditions:    locals-ambcond.
* locals words, implementation-defined options: locals-idef.
* locals words, system documentation:    The optional Locals word set.
* locals, ANS Forth style:               ANS Forth locals.
* locals, default type:                  Gforth locals.
* locals, Gforth style:                  Gforth locals.
* locals, maximum number in a definition: locals-idef.
* long long:                             Portability.
* LOOP:                                  Arbitrary control structures.
* loop control parameters not available: core-ambcond.
* loops without count:                   Simple Loops.
* loops, counted:                        Counted Loops.
* loops, counted, tutorial:              Counted loops Tutorial.
* loops, endless:                        Simple Loops.
* loops, indefinite, tutorial:           General Loops Tutorial.
* lp! <1>:                               Locals implementation.
* lp!:                                   Stack pointer manipulation.
* lp+!#:                                 Locals implementation.
* lp0:                                   Stack pointer manipulation.
* lp@:                                   Stack pointer manipulation.
* lshift:                                Bitwise operations.
* LSHIFT, large shift counts:            core-ambcond.
* m*:                                    Mixed precision.
* m*/:                                   Mixed precision.
* m+:                                    Mixed precision.
* m::                                    Objects Glossary.
* m: usage:                              Method conveniences.
* Macros:                                Macros.
* macros:                                Compiling words.
* macros, advanced tutorial:             Advanced macros Tutorial.
* mapping block ranges to files:         file-idef.
* marker:                                Forgetting words.
* max:                                   Single precision.
* maxalign:                              Dictionary allocation.
* maxaligned:                            Address arithmetic.
* maximum depth of file input nesting:   file-idef.
* maximum number of locals in a definition: locals-idef.
* maximum number of word lists in search order: search-idef.
* maximum size of a counted string:      core-idef.
* maximum size of a definition name, in characters: core-idef.
* maximum size of a parsed string:       core-idef.
* maximum size of input line:            file-idef.
* maximum string length for ENVIRONMENT?, in characters: core-idef.
* memory access words:                   Memory Access.
* memory access/allocation tutorial:     Memory Tutorial.
* memory alignment tutorial:             Alignment Tutorial.
* memory block words:                    Memory Blocks.
* memory words:                          Memory.
* memory-allocation word set:            Heap Allocation.
* memory-allocation words, implementation-defined options: memory-idef.
* memory-allocation words, system documentation: The optional Memory-Allocation word set.
* message send:                          Object-Oriented Terminology.
* metacompiler <1>:                      Cross Compiler.
* metacompiler:                          cross.fs.
* method <1>:                            Basic Mini-OOF Usage.
* method <2>:                            Class Declaration.
* method <3>:                            Objects Glossary.
* method:                                Object-Oriented Terminology.
* method conveniences:                   Method conveniences.
* method map:                            Objects Implementation.
* method selector:                       Object-Oriented Terminology.
* method usage:                          Basic OOF Usage.
* methods:                               Objects Glossary.
* methods...end-methods:                 Dividing classes.
* min:                                   Single precision.
* mini-oof:                              Mini-OOF.
* mini-oof example:                      Mini-OOF Example.
* mini-oof usage:                        Basic Mini-OOF Usage.
* mini-oof.fs, differences to other models: Comparison with other object models.
* minimum search order:                  search-idef.
* miscellaneous words:                   Miscellaneous Words.
* mixed precision arithmetic words:      Mixed precision.
* mod:                                   Single precision.
* modifying >IN:                         How does that work?.
* modifying the contents of the input buffer or a string literal: core-ambcond.
* most recent definition does not have a name (IMMEDIATE): core-ambcond.
* motivation for object-oriented programming: Why object-oriented programming?.
* move:                                  Memory Blocks.
* ms:                                    Keeping track of Time.
* MS, repeatability to be expected:      facility-idef.
* n, stack item type:                    Notation.
* naligned:                              Structure Glossary.
* name:                                  The Input Stream.
* name dictionary:                       Introducing the Text Interpreter.
* name field address:                    Name token.
* name lookup, case-sensitivity:         core-idef.
* name not defined by VALUE or (LOCAL) used by TO: locals-ambcond.
* name not defined by VALUE used by TO:  core-ambcond.
* name not found:                        core-ambcond.
* name not found (', POSTPONE, ['], [COMPILE]): core-ambcond.
* name token:                            Name token.
* name, maximum length:                  core-idef.
* name>comp:                             Name token.
* name>int:                              Name token.
* name>string:                           Name token.
* name?int:                              Name token.
* names for defined words:               Supplying names.
* needs:                                 Forth source files.
* negate:                                Single precision.
* negative increment for counted loops:  Counted Loops.
* Neon model:                            Comparison with other object models.
* new <1>:                               Basic Mini-OOF Usage.
* new:                                   The OOF base class.
* new[]:                                 The OOF base class.
* newline character on input:            core-idef.
* NEXT:                                  Arbitrary control structures.
* NEXT, direct threaded:                 Threading.
* NEXT, indirect threaded:               Threading.
* nextname:                              Supplying names.
* NFA:                                   Name token.
* nip:                                   Data stack.
* non-graphic characters and EMIT:       core-idef.
* non-relocatable image files:           Non-Relocatable Image Files.
* noname:                                Anonymous Definitions.
* notation of glossary entries:          Notation.
* NT Forth performance:                  Performance.
* number conversion:                     Number Conversion.
* number conversion - traps for the unwary: Number Conversion.
* number of bits in one address unit:    core-idef.
* number representation and arithmetic:  core-idef.
* numeric comparison words:              Numeric comparison.
* numeric output - formatted:            Formatted numeric output.
* numeric output - simple/free-format:   Simple numeric output.
* object <1>:                            Basic Mini-OOF Usage.
* object <2>:                            Objects Glossary.
* object:                                Object-Oriented Terminology.
* object allocation options:             Creating objects.
* object class:                          The Objects base class.
* object creation:                       Creating objects.
* object interfaces:                     Object Interfaces.
* object models, comparison:             Comparison with other object models.
* object-map discussion:                 Objects Implementation.
* object-oriented programming <1>:       OOF.
* object-oriented programming:           Objects.
* object-oriented programming motivation: Why object-oriented programming?.
* object-oriented programming style:     Object-Oriented Programming Style.
* object-oriented terminology:           Object-Oriented Terminology.
* objects:                               Objects.
* objects, basic usage:                  Basic Objects Usage.
* objects.fs <1>:                        OOF.
* objects.fs:                            Objects.
* objects.fs Glossary:                   Objects Glossary.
* objects.fs implementation:             Objects Implementation.
* objects.fs properties:                 Properties of the Objects model.
* of:                                    Arbitrary control structures.
* off:                                   Boolean Flags.
* on:                                    Boolean Flags.
* Only:                                  Word Lists.
* oof:                                   OOF.
* oof.fs <1>:                            OOF.
* oof.fs:                                Objects.
* oof.fs base class:                     The OOF base class.
* oof.fs properties:                     Properties of the OOF model.
* oof.fs usage:                          Basic OOF Usage.
* oof.fs, differences to other models:   Comparison with other object models.
* open-blocks:                           Blocks.
* open-file:                             General files.
* open-path-file:                        General Search Paths.
* open-pipe:                             Pipes.
* operating system - passing commands:   Passing Commands to the OS.
* operator's terminal facilities available: core-other.
* options on the command line:           Invoking Gforth.
* or:                                    Bitwise operations.
* order:                                 Word Lists.
* orig, control-flow stack item:         Arbitrary control structures.
* os-class:                              Environmental Queries.
* other system documentation, block words: block-other.
* other system documentation, core words: core-other.
* outer interpreter <1>:                 The Text Interpreter.
* outer interpreter <2>:                 Stacks and Postfix notation.
* outer interpreter:                     Introducing the Text Interpreter.
* output in pipes:                       Gforth in pipes.
* over:                                  Data stack.
* overflow of the pictured numeric output string: core-ambcond.
* overrides:                             Objects Glossary.
* overrides usage:                       Basic Objects Usage.
* pad:                                   Input.
* PAD size:                              core-idef.
* PAD use by nonstandard words:          core-other.
* page:                                  Displaying characters and strings.
* parameter stack:                       Stack Manipulation.
* parameters are not of the same type (DO, ?DO, WITHIN): core-ambcond.
* parent class:                          Object-Oriented Terminology.
* parent class binding:                  Class Binding.
* parse:                                 The Input Stream.
* parse area:                            The Text Interpreter.
* parse-word:                            The Input Stream.
* parsed string overflow:                core-ambcond.
* parsed string, maximum size:           core-idef.
* parsing a string:                      Input.
* parsing words <1>:                     The Text Interpreter.
* parsing words:                         How does that work?.
* patching threaded code:                Dynamic Superinstructions.
* path for included:                     Search Paths.
* path+:                                 General Search Paths.
* path-allot:                            General Search Paths.
* path=:                                 General Search Paths.
* pedigree of Gforth:                    Origin.
* perform:                               Execution token.
* performance of some Forth interpreters: Performance.
* persistent form of dictionary:         Image Files.
* PFE performance:                       Performance.
* pi:                                    Floating Point.
* pick:                                  Data stack.
* pictured numeric output:               Formatted numeric output.
* pictured numeric output buffer, size:  core-idef.
* pictured numeric output string, overflow: core-ambcond.
* pipes, creating your own:              Pipes.
* pipes, Gforth as part of:              Gforth in pipes.
* postpone <1>:                          The OOF base class.
* postpone:                              Macros.
* POSTPONE applied to [IF]:              programming-ambcond.
* POSTPONE or [COMPILE] applied to TO:   core-ambcond.
* postpone tutorial:                     POSTPONE Tutorial.
* postpone,:                             Compilation token.
* Pountain's object-oriented model:      Comparison with other object models.
* precision:                             Floating Point.
* precompiled Forth code:                Image Files.
* previous:                              Word Lists.
* previous, search order empty:          search-ambcond.
* primitive source format:               Automatic Generation.
* primitive-centric threaded code:       Direct or Indirect Threaded?.
* primitives, assembly code listing:     Produced code.
* primitives, automatic generation:      Automatic Generation.
* primitives, implementation:            Primitives.
* primitives, keeping the TOS in a register: TOS Optimization.
* prims2x.fs:                            Automatic Generation.
* print:                                 Objects Glossary.
* printdebugdata:                        Debugging.
* private discussion:                    Classes and Scoping.
* procedures, tutorial:                  Colon Definitions Tutorial.
* program data space available:          core-other.
* programming style, arbitrary control structures: Arbitrary control structures.
* programming style, locals:             Locals programming style.
* programming style, object-oriented:    Object-Oriented Programming Style.
* programming tools:                     Programming Tools.
* programming-tools words, ambiguous conditions: programming-ambcond.
* programming-tools words, implementation-defined options: programming-idef.
* programming-tools words, system documentation: The optional Programming-Tools word set.
* prompt:                                core-idef.
* pronounciation of words:               Notation.
* protected:                             Objects Glossary.
* protected discussion:                  Classes and Scoping.
* ptr <1>:                               Class Declaration.
* ptr:                                   The OOF base class.
* public:                                Objects Glossary.
* query:                                 Input Sources.
* quit:                                  Miscellaneous Words.
* r, stack item type:                    Notation.
* r/o:                                   General files.
* r/w:                                   General files.
* r>:                                    Return stack.
* r@:                                    Return stack.
* ranges for integer types:              core-idef.
* rdrop:                                 Return stack.
* read-file:                             General files.
* read-line:                             General files.
* read-only data space regions:          core-idef.
* reading from file positions not yet written: file-ambcond.
* receiving object:                      Object-Oriented Terminology.
* records:                               Structures.
* records tutorial:                      Arrays and Records Tutorial.
* recover:                               Exception Handling.
* recurse:                               Calls and returns.
* RECURSE appears after DOES>:           core-ambcond.
* recursion tutorial:                    Recursion Tutorial.
* recursive:                             Calls and returns.
* recursive definitions:                 Calls and returns.
* refill:                                The Input Stream.
* registers of the inner interpreter:    Code and ;code.
* relocating loader:                     Image File Background.
* relocation at load-time:               Image File Background.
* relocation at run-time:                Image File Background.
* rename-file:                           General files.
* REPEAT:                                Arbitrary control structures.
* repeatability to be expected from the execution of MS: facility-idef.
* Replication:                           Dynamic Superinstructions.
* report the words used in your program: ANS Report.
* reposition-file:                       General files.
* REPOSITION-FILE, outside the file's boundaries: file-ambcond.
* represent:                             Formatted numeric output.
* REPRESENT, results when float is out of range: floating-idef.
* require:                               Forth source files.
* require, placement in files:           Emacs Tags.
* required:                              Forth source files.
* reserving data space:                  Dictionary allocation.
* resize:                                Heap Allocation.
* resize-file:                           General files.
* restore-input:                         Input Sources.
* RESTORE-INPUT, Argument type mismatch: core-ambcond.
* restrict:                              Interpretation and Compilation Semantics.
* result out of range:                   core-ambcond.
* return stack:                          Stack Manipulation.
* return stack and locals:               Return stack.
* return stack dump with gforth-fast:    Error messages.
* return stack manipulation words:       Return stack.
* return stack space available:          core-other.
* return stack tutorial:                 Return Stack Tutorial.
* return stack underflow:                core-ambcond.
* returning from a definition:           Calls and returns.
* roll:                                  Data stack.
* Root:                                  Word Lists.
* rot:                                   Data stack.
* rounding of floating-point numbers:    floating-idef.
* rp!:                                   Stack pointer manipulation.
* rp0:                                   Stack pointer manipulation.
* rp@:                                   Stack pointer manipulation.
* rshift:                                Bitwise operations.
* RSHIFT, large shift counts:            core-ambcond.
* run-time code generation, tutorial:    Advanced macros Tutorial.
* running Gforth:                        Invoking Gforth.
* running image files:                   Running Image Files.
* Rydqvist, Goran:                       Emacs and Gforth.
* S":                                    Displaying characters and strings.
* S", number of string buffers:          file-idef.
* S", size of string buffer:             file-idef.
* s>d:                                   Double precision.
* s\":                                   Displaying characters and strings.
* save-buffer:                           Blocks.
* save-buffers:                          Blocks.
* save-input:                            Input Sources.
* savesystem:                            Non-Relocatable Image Files.
* savesystem during gforthmi:            gforthmi.
* scope:                                 Where are locals visible by name?.
* scope of locals:                       Where are locals visible by name?.
* scoping and classes:                   Classes and Scoping.
* scr:                                   Blocks.
* seal:                                  Word Lists.
* search:                                Memory Blocks.
* search order stack:                    Word Lists.
* search order, maximum depth:           search-idef.
* search order, minimum:                 search-idef.
* search order, tutorial:                Wordlists and Search Order Tutorial.
* search path control, source files <1>: General Search Paths.
* search path control, source files:     Source Search Paths.
* search path for files:                 Search Paths.
* search-order words, ambiguous conditions: search-ambcond.
* search-order words, implementation-defined options: search-idef.
* search-order words, system documentation: The optional Search-Order word set.
* search-wordlist:                       Word Lists.
* see:                                   Examining.
* see tutorial:                          Decompilation Tutorial.
* SEE, source and format of output:      programming-idef.
* selection control structures:          Selection.
* selector <1>:                          Objects Glossary.
* selector:                              Object-Oriented Terminology.
* selector implementation, class:        Objects Implementation.
* selector invocation:                   Object-Oriented Terminology.
* selector invocation, restrictions <1>: Basic OOF Usage.
* selector invocation, restrictions:     Basic Objects Usage.
* selector usage:                        Basic Objects Usage.
* selectors and stack effects:           Object-Oriented Programming Style.
* selectors common to hardly-related classes: Object Interfaces.
* self:                                  The OOF base class.
* semantics tutorial:                    Interpretation and Compilation Semantics and Immediacy Tutorial.
* semantics, interpretation and compilation: Interpretation and Compilation Semantics.
* set-current:                           Word Lists.
* set-order:                             Word Lists.
* set-precision:                         Floating Point.
* sf!:                                   Memory Access.
* sf@:                                   Memory Access.
* sf@ or sf! used with an address that is not single-float  aligned: floating-ambcond.
* sf_, stack item type:                  Notation.
* sfalign:                               Dictionary allocation.
* sfaligned:                             Address arithmetic.
* sfloat%:                               Structure Glossary.
* sfloat+:                               Address arithmetic.
* sfloats:                               Address arithmetic.
* sh:                                    Passing Commands to the OS.
* shell commands:                        Passing Commands to the OS.
* sign:                                  Formatted numeric output.
* silent exiting from Gforth:            Gforth in pipes.
* simple defining words:                 CREATE.
* simple loops:                          Simple Loops.
* simple-see:                            Examining.
* simple-see-range:                      Examining.
* single precision arithmetic words:     Single precision.
* single-assignment style for locals:    Locals programming style.
* single-cell numbers, input format:     Number Conversion.
* singlestep Debugger:                   Singlestep Debugger.
* size of buffer at WORD:                core-idef.
* size of the dictionary and the stacks: Invoking Gforth.
* size of the keyboard terminal buffer:  core-idef.
* size of the pictured numeric output buffer: core-idef.
* size of the scratch area returned by PAD: core-idef.
* size parameters for command-line options: Invoking Gforth.
* SLiteral:                              Literals.
* slurp-fid:                             General files.
* slurp-file:                            General files.
* sm/rem:                                Mixed precision.
* source:                                The Text Interpreter.
* source location of error or debugging output in Emacs: Emacs and Gforth.
* source-id:                             Input Sources.
* SOURCE-ID, behaviour when BLK is non-zero: file-ambcond.
* sourcefilename:                        Forth source files.
* sourceline#:                           Forth source files.
* sp!:                                   Stack pointer manipulation.
* sp0:                                   Stack pointer manipulation.
* sp@:                                   Stack pointer manipulation.
* space:                                 Displaying characters and strings.
* space delimiters:                      core-idef.
* spaces:                                Displaying characters and strings.
* span:                                  Input.
* speed, startup:                        Startup speed.
* stack effect:                          Notation.
* Stack effect design, tutorial:         Designing the stack effect Tutorial.
* stack effect of DOES>-parts:           User-defined Defining Words.
* stack effect of included files:        Forth source files.
* stack effects of selectors:            Object-Oriented Programming Style.
* stack empty:                           core-ambcond.
* stack item types:                      Notation.
* stack manipulation tutorial:           Stack Manipulation Tutorial.
* stack manipulation words:              Stack Manipulation.
* stack manipulation words, floating-point stack: Floating point stack.
* stack manipulation words, return stack: Return stack.
* stack manipulations words, data stack: Data stack.
* stack overflow:                        core-ambcond.
* stack pointer manipulation words:      Stack pointer manipulation.
* stack size default:                    Stack and Dictionary Sizes.
* stack size, cache-friendly:            Stack and Dictionary Sizes.
* stack space available:                 core-other.
* stack tutorial:                        Stack Tutorial.
* stack underflow:                       core-ambcond.
* stack-effect comments, tutorial:       Stack-Effect Comments Tutorial.
* starting Gforth tutorial:              Starting Gforth Tutorial.
* startup sequence for image file:       Modifying the Startup Sequence.
* Startup speed:                         Startup speed.
* state - effect on the text interpreter: How does that work?.
* STATE values:                          core-idef.
* state-smart words (are a bad idea):    Combined words.
* static:                                Class Declaration.
* stderr:                                General files.
* stderr and pipes:                      Gforth in pipes.
* stdin:                                 General files.
* stdout:                                General files.
* str<:                                  Memory Blocks.
* str=:                                  Memory Blocks.
* string larger than pictured numeric output area (f., fe., fs.): floating-ambcond.
* string longer than a counted string returned by WORD: core-ambcond.
* string-prefix?:                        Memory Blocks.
* strings - see character strings:       String Formats.
* strings tutorial:                      Characters and Strings Tutorial.
* struct:                                Structure Glossary.
* struct usage:                          Structure Usage.
* structs tutorial:                      Arrays and Records Tutorial.
* structure extension:                   Structure Usage.
* structure glossary:                    Structure Glossary.
* structure implementation:              Structure Implementation.
* structure naming convention:           Structure Naming Convention.
* structure of Forth programs:           Forth is written in Forth.
* structure usage:                       Structure Usage.
* structures:                            Structures.
* structures containing arrays:          Structure Usage.
* structures containing structures:      Structure Usage.
* structures using address arithmetic:   Why explicit structure support?.
* sub-list?:                             Locals implementation.
* super:                                 The OOF base class.
* superclass binding:                    Class Binding.
* Superinstructions:                     Dynamic Superinstructions.
* swap:                                  Data stack.
* syntax tutorial:                       Syntax Tutorial.
* system:                                Passing Commands to the OS.
* system dictionary space required, in address units: core-other.
* system documentation:                  ANS conformance.
* system documentation, block words:     The optional Block word set.
* system documentation, core words:      The Core Words.
* system documentation, double words:    The optional Double Number word set.
* system documentation, exception words: The optional Exception word set.
* system documentation, facility words:  The optional Facility word set.
* system documentation, file words:      The optional File-Access word set.
* system documentation, floating-point words: The optional Floating-Point word set.
* system documentation, locals words:    The optional Locals word set.
* system documentation, memory-allocation words: The optional Memory-Allocation word set.
* system documentation, programming-tools words: The optional Programming-Tools word set.
* system documentation, search-order words: The optional Search-Order word set.
* system prompt:                         core-idef.
* table:                                 Word Lists.
* TAGS file:                             Emacs Tags.
* target compiler <1>:                   Cross Compiler.
* target compiler:                       cross.fs.
* terminal buffer, size:                 core-idef.
* terminal input buffer:                 The Text Interpreter.
* terminology for object-oriented programming: Object-Oriented Terminology.
* text interpreter <1>:                  The Text Interpreter.
* text interpreter <2>:                  Stacks and Postfix notation.
* text interpreter:                      Introducing the Text Interpreter.
* text interpreter - effect of state:    How does that work?.
* text interpreter - input sources <1>:  Input Sources.
* text interpreter - input sources:      The Text Interpreter.
* THEN:                                  Arbitrary control structures.
* this:                                  Objects Glossary.
* this and catch:                        Objects Implementation.
* this implementation:                   Objects Implementation.
* this usage:                            Method conveniences.
* ThisForth performance:                 Performance.
* threaded code implementation:          Threading.
* threading words:                       Threading Words.
* threading, direct or indirect?:        Direct or Indirect Threaded?.
* threading-method:                      Threading Words.
* throw:                                 Exception Handling.
* THROW-codes used in the system:        exception-idef.
* thru:                                  Blocks.
* tib:                                   The Text Interpreter.
* tick ('):                              Execution token.
* TILE performance:                      Performance.
* time&date:                             Keeping track of Time.
* time-related words:                    Keeping track of Time.
* TMP, TEMP - environment variable:      Environment variables.
* TO:                                    Values.
* TO on non-VALUEs:                      core-ambcond.
* TO on non-VALUEs and non-locals:       locals-ambcond.
* to-this:                               Objects Glossary.
* tokens for words:                      Tokens for Words.
* TOS definition:                        Stacks and Postfix notation.
* TOS optimization for primitives:       TOS Optimization.
* toupper:                               Displaying characters and strings.
* trigonometric operations:              Floating Point.
* true:                                  Boolean Flags.
* truncation of floating-point numbers:  floating-idef.
* try:                                   Exception Handling.
* tuck:                                  Data stack.
* turnkey image files:                   Modifying the Startup Sequence.
* Tutorial:                              Tutorial.
* type:                                  Displaying characters and strings.
* types of locals:                       Gforth locals.
* types of stack items:                  Notation.
* types tutorial:                        Types Tutorial.
* typewhite:                             Displaying characters and strings.
* U+DO:                                  Arbitrary control structures.
* u, stack item type:                    Notation.
* U-DO:                                  Arbitrary control structures.
* u.:                                    Simple numeric output.
* u.r:                                   Simple numeric output.
* u<:                                    Numeric comparison.
* u<=:                                   Numeric comparison.
* u>:                                    Numeric comparison.
* u>=:                                   Numeric comparison.
* ud, stack item type:                   Notation.
* ud.:                                   Simple numeric output.
* ud.r:                                  Simple numeric output.
* um*:                                   Mixed precision.
* um/mod:                                Mixed precision.
* undefined word:                        core-ambcond.
* undefined word, ', POSTPONE, ['], [COMPILE]: core-ambcond.
* unexpected end of the input buffer:    core-ambcond.
* unloop:                                Arbitrary control structures.
* unmapped block numbers:                file-ambcond.
* UNREACHABLE:                           Where are locals visible by name?.
* UNTIL:                                 Arbitrary control structures.
* UNTIL loop:                            Simple Loops.
* unused:                                Dictionary allocation.
* update:                                Blocks.
* UPDATE, no current block buffer:       block-ambcond.
* updated?:                              Blocks.
* upper and lower case:                  Case insensitivity.
* use:                                   Blocks.
* User:                                  Variables.
* user input device, method of selecting: core-idef.
* user output device, method of selecting: core-idef.
* user space:                            Variables.
* user variables:                        Variables.
* user-defined defining words:           User-defined Defining Words.
* utime:                                 Keeping track of Time.
* Value:                                 Values.
* value-flavoured locals:                Gforth locals.
* values:                                Values.
* var <1>:                               Basic Mini-OOF Usage.
* var:                                   Class Declaration.
* Variable:                              Variables.
* variable-flavoured locals:             Gforth locals.
* variables:                             Variables.
* versions, invoking other versions of Gforth: Invoking Gforth.
* viewing the documentation of a word in Emacs: Emacs and Gforth.
* viewing the source of a word in Emacs: Emacs Tags.
* virtual function:                      Object-Oriented Terminology.
* virtual function table:                Objects Implementation.
* virtual machine:                       Engine.
* virtual machine instructions, implementation: Primitives.
* visibility of locals:                  Where are locals visible by name?.
* vlist:                                 Word Lists.
* Vocabularies, detailed explanation:    Vocabularies.
* Vocabulary:                            Word Lists.
* vocs:                                  Word Lists.
* vocstack empty, previous:              search-ambcond.
* vocstack full, also:                   search-ambcond.
* w, stack item type:                    Notation.
* w/o:                                   General files.
* What's:                                Deferred words.
* where to go next:                      Where to go next.
* WHILE:                                 Arbitrary control structures.
* WHILE loop:                            Simple Loops.
* wid:                                   Word Lists.
* wid, stack item type:                  Notation.
* Win32Forth performance:                Performance.
* wior type description:                 Notation.
* wior values and meaning:               file-idef.
* with:                                  The OOF base class.
* within:                                Numeric comparison.
* word <1>:                              The Input Stream.
* word:                                  Introducing the Text Interpreter.
* WORD buffer size:                      core-idef.
* word glossary entry format:            Notation.
* word list for defining locals:         Locals implementation.
* word lists:                            Word Lists.
* word lists - example:                  Word list example.
* word lists - why use them?:            Why use word lists?.
* word name too long:                    core-ambcond.
* WORD, string overflow:                 core-ambcond.
* wordlist:                              Word Lists.
* wordlists tutorial:                    Wordlists and Search Order Tutorial.
* words <1>:                             Word Lists.
* words:                                 Words.
* words used in your program:            ANS Report.
* words, forgetting:                     Forgetting words.
* wordset:                               Notation.
* write-file:                            General files.
* write-line:                            General files.
* xor:                                   Bitwise operations.
* xt <1>:                                Execution token.
* xt:                                    Introducing the Text Interpreter.
* XT tutorial:                           Execution Tokens Tutorial.
* xt, stack item type:                   Notation.
* xt-new:                                Objects Glossary.
* xt-see:                                Examining.
* zero-length string as a name:          core-ambcond.
* Zsoter's object-oriented model:        Comparison with other object models.
* ~~:                                    Debugging.
* ~~, removal with Emacs:                Emacs and Gforth.


