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Hi,
I've made a small tool to generate some html from the assembly
code. The result against the svn trunk can be read at
amforth.sf.net/words.
What does it do?
It scans all the assembly files and creates a html file
for every definition found. This includes most of the "hidden"
words too. If a given word looks like from a colon defintion
the tokens are reverse compiled to there name and a link to them
is generated. This does not very well work for branches however. Please
ignore the last exit too. General formatting is, well, not very
nice...
The last step is a list, by which other words the current word
is used.
Have fun with it
Matthias
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