I found the following words very useful

: compilation ( -- flag ) state @ 0<> ;

: enter-compilation ( -- ) ] ;
: leave-compilation ( -- ) postpone [ ;

: execute-in-interpretation-state ( i*x xt --j*x )
compilation 0= if execute exit then
leave-compilation execute enter-compilation
;
: execute-in-compilation-state ( i*x xt --j*x )
compilation if execute exit then
enter-compilation execute leave-compilation
;


I need better names for the latter two words.

According to the naming convention, they should be named as
{verb}-{adverb}, i.e., execute-{adverb}


An adverb for "interpretation" is "interpretively".
So we can have "execute-interpretively".

But there is no any adverb for "compilation".
So I constructed a nonstandard adverb similar to the standard one above: "compilatively".

Latter I discovered a website that constructs nonstandard adverbs using
known adjectives, and it suggests[1] the following adverb variants for "compilation":

compilably
compilatorily
compilingly
compiledly
compilatingly
compilatedly


A short list from them is: compiledly compilingly, compilatingly.

It seems, the variant "compilatingly" is the best pair for "interpretively":

"execute-compilatingly"
"execute-interpretively"

What do you think or could suggest?



[1] What is the adverb for compilation? https://www.wordhippo.com/what-is/the-adverb-for/compilation.html


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