Hello Brian,

thanks for your message!

Brian writes:

> I am running the latest version of amforth on an avrbutterfly.

Oh, cool! You made me curious. This is a atmega169 controller
featuring 16k flash, so it is possible. I still have such a
thing in a box, so I should be able to recreate it.

Would you care to share your application? Something like a
nametag maybe???

Cheers,
Erich


>
> Brian
>
> On 8/30/20 1:09 PM, Erich =?utf-8?Q?W=C3=A4lde?= wrote:
>> More details on Point 4 (see below).
>> Cheers,
>> Erich
>>
>> Erich Wälde writes:
>>
>>> Dear AmForthers,
>>>
>>> I asked:
>>>>   - How do I actually create a new release? Copying the files is
>>>>     one thing, but where do I need to change the version? There
>>>>     is more than one place, I'm afraid. I also happen to know
>>>>     that after 6.9 there cannot be 6.10 due to a limitation
>>>>     created very early. Matthias told me that, otherwise I would
>>>>     be clueless.
>>> see https://sourceforge.net/p/amforth/mailman/message/37048278/
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> How to create an official release?
>>>
>snip<

>>>
>>> 4. create all .hex files for target boards in appl/
>>>     arduino,atmega2561,eval-pollin,hifive1,launchpad-arm,launchpad430,
>>>     template
>>>
>>>     I had forgotten that these exsisted. They are in the release archive
>>>     only, not in the source tree. Now I understand, why people
>>>     sometimes ask about them.
>>>
>>>     This step is detailed in a few .xml files. Matthias used ant to
>>>     build them. I have not built these before, but this looks doable,
>>>     provided I get all relevant toolchains up and running.
>> Digging through the ./appl/ subdirectory I think I understand the
>> following:
>>
>> - There are currently 8 target directories.
>>
>> - all of them have either build.xml or Makefile files
>>
>> - of the AVR8 targets all can be build with the exception of
>>    "arduino/leonardo" --- this runs into the "8k is too small"
>>    limitation. There used to be an avr-butterfly target (up to
>>    6.4), which suffers from the same limitation, iirc.
wrong. see above.

>snip<

-- 
May the Forth be with you ...


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