Hello,

I'm attempting to interface a 4.3" TFT LCD display to the Arduino Uno. I've
successfully done this running normal Arduino code (see the December 2012
issue of Nuts and Volts magazine) and now I'm trying to do it while running
AmForth.

Doing this requires every I/O pin the Uno has including D0 and D1 which are
used for serial communication.

My question is what do I need to do to disable serial communication
completely so I have complete control of all I/O lines, all of the time?

In the recipes  I saw how to turn off echo and I saw the code for critical
sections. If I employ both of these techniques is that sufficient?

Thanks in advance for any advise you can give,

Craig Lindley
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