m+ ( d1 n -- d2 )

published: 31 January 2023 / updated 7 February 2023

Adds a single-precision signed integer n1 to a signed double-precision integer d1 and leaves on the stack a double-precision signed integer d2.

Example:

6. 3  m+ d.  \ display 9

Adds a single-precision signed integer n1 to a signed double-precision integer d1 and leaves on the stack a double-precision signed integer d2.

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