Alexander Shendi reported a bug in 'nip' to me today; I've pushed out
a new (10.2.1) release that fixes this.
Specifically, in 10.2, the primitives have a '.inline' class. 'nip'
was assigned this class, but as it is not a primitive, only the first
part of the definition was being compiled into words that used it. In
10.2.1, it has the proper '.word' class assigned.
This bug does *not* occur in the development branch, so those using
the development snapshots should have no problems from this.
If you are using 10.2, you can grab the update at
http://s3.retroforth.org/download/10.x/retro-10.2.1.tar.gz
-- crc