Description

creates a set of interpret-words that are used in the inner interpreter, so if a word is unknown to the interpreter-loop it will use the first char of that word, attach it to an "interpret-" prefix, and tries to use that IMMEDIATE-DEFER-word on the rest of the word. This SMART-INTERPRET-INIT will set up words like interpret-" so you can write <c>"hello"</c> instead of <c>" hello"</c> and it creates interpret-\ so that words like \if-unix are ignoring the line if the word \if-unknown is unknown in itself. This is usually not activated on startup.