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      https://sourceforge.net/projects/forth-4th/files/4th-3.64.2/   
      
   Words   
      
   - The words AHEAD, BINARY, SPIN and CLIP were added.   
      
   Functionality   
      
   - The words AHEAD, BINARY, SPIN and CLIP were added.   
   - A library to write Media Wiki tables was added.   
   - A library to write JSON files was added.   
   - A library to format ISO 8601 dates was added.   
   - A library to encrypt data according to the Advanced Encryption   
   Standard was added.   
   - A co-routine implementation using a round-robin buffer was added.   
   - Several integer square root libraries were added.   
   - Extensive SVG support was added.   
   - Loading and saving .BMP bitmaps was added.   
   - A simple printf() like formatter was added.   
   - A double word binary shift was added.   
   - Left and right binary rotate were added.   
   - A 30-bit wide fixed point calculation library was added.   
   - The complex numbers FFL library was added.   
   - Other modules of the FFL library were added.   
   - INSTR() compatible string searching libraries were added.   
   - New randomizers were added.   
   - A floating point word to calculate the perimeter of an ellipse has   
   been added.   
   - The ”seedForth” tester has been added.   
   - A new local variable library has been added.   
   - New preprocessor libraries were added to support local variables - up   
   to full Forth 200x compatibility.   
   - A vector class has been added to FOOS.   
   - A preprocessor library for 2VALUE was added.   
   - An additional FFL support preprocessor library was added.   
   - The @depth command was added to the preprocessor.   
   - The THROW codes -19, -22 and -24 were aligned with their ANS equivalents.   
      
   Bugfixes   
      
   - A bug in exec_4th.c failed to initialize the picture buffer correctly.   
      
   Hans Bezemer   
      
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