Hannu, > > Sounds like a web page. Enter some configuration data and get > > the compiled hex files and with all stuff included. Its possible, > > yes. May need a week or two to do it. I'd love to see it come true. > > Really. > I'm not catching that ball.
Too bad. ;) > > I have this target for one board which has Lantronix telnet <-> serial port > converter > shell: > socat pty,link=./com1,echo=0,crnl EXEC:"telnet xport 10001" & sleep 3 > && echo -e "xport\n">com1&&sleep 1&&python2 ../../tools/amforth-shell.py -p > ./com1 -s 9600;pkill socat That commandline deserves a makefile/shell-alias indeed. I tried something similiar with the command screen, but never succeeded. > Also makefile should set path for AMFORTH_LIB to ../../lib/ . Or > Amforth-shell could have also -I switch for includedir. I'm still happy with the AMFORTH_LIb environment variable, adding a command line option sounds like a good idea as well. Esp since Enoch insists on one for the updated-wl feature. > And being able to find right python version for shell could be one of those > things which would make user experience better. > If I remember right it, needed some thinking before I got amfort-shell > running as error messages weren't that informative when > running under python 3. I forgot about the details, but IIRC the only reason for python2 was that the serial module did not work with python3. That may have changed since Matthias ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Amforth-devel mailing list for http://amforth.sf.net/ Amforth-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/amforth-devel
