Unexpected compiler error with Gforth 0.7.0 on Windows

Hello,

I've taken Neal Crooks converted Gforth version of the CamelForth 6809
cross-compiler, "chromium_ans.scr", asciified it into several plain text
files and changed the LOAD/THRU screens to use INCLUDE instead.

The chromium.scr that Neal converted to Gforth compiles fine, but my
asciified version gets so-far but then hits problems. I had to add INCLUDE
as an alias into the ROOT vocabulary, that makes sense. After that, I get
various compiler errors, depending on other debug tweaks to the code I
make, such as dictionary out of space or word not found.

Partway through the compilation, the chromium code spits out the memory
location of a word-list / vocabulary. The value given for the .scr is
different (starts with a 7) to the one for the ascii files version (starts
with a 2).

Before I start some heavy Gforth source code debugging, can anyone tell me
if there are any known differences in the way LOAD and INCLUDE behave with
the same (but converted) code? I had a quick look into the source code
provided with Gforth and, to my untrained eye, the LOAD code looks quite
different to the INCLUDE code.

I'm rusty on Forth, I haven't actually used it in anger since the late 90s,
and never touched vocabularies at that time anyway. This is a
cross-compiler application, so it's doing all sorts of magical word
definitions to make it work, it's a few steps beyond me at this point!

Thanks for your thoughts...

Regards,
Phillip Eaton