Does FLOAT.FROMBOOLEAN use the correct stack?

[rev111]

I try to convert the result of a boolean operation into a float.
This push program

1000.0 500.0 FLOAT.> FLOAT.FROMBOOLEAN

does not convert the boolean.
However

1000.0 500.0 FLOAT.> 0.0 FLOAT.FROMBOOLEAN

works: The float stack then contains 0 and 1.
I think this is because the stack used for that instruction in line 723 is the float stack:

this[ 'FLOAT.FROMBOOLEAN' ] = new pushInstruction( this.floatStack, pushInstructionFromBoolean );

That stack is empty, and later on, pushInstructionFromBoolean in line 203 is ignoring the instruction.
Question:
Is this correct or a bug? I suspect the boolStack should be used here, but I have too little experience with Push and interpreters to be sure.
If I'm wrong, what would be the correct way to convert a boolean result into a float (0.0 or 1.0)?
EDIT: It seems hackish to me to push the 0 on the stack to make this work. Is there a better way?
EDIT2: I think I found it: I changed line 204 from

if( inStack.length > 0 ) {

to

if( inInterpreter.boolStack.length > 0 ) {

Now the boolean stack is checked for content and the float stack contains the converted boolean.
The first push program above works now, hope this is a fix to the intended purpose.

[jonklein]

Yes, your fix looks correct, and it looks like the other "fromBoolean" functions suffer from the same issue. Feel free to put in a pull request with your fix!