Hi Thorsten, The pilMCU is the PicoLisp interpreter itself :) To interact with it, as of the moment we will use UART and use a PC as terminal. But later we plan to add PS/2 and VGA as the means to interact with the hardware interpreter, i hope this answer your inquiry? Thanks!
BR, Geo On Monday, September 22, 2014 5:29 PM, Thorsten Jolitz <[email protected]> wrote: Alexander Burger <[email protected]> writes: Hi Alex, >> Assuming PilMCU hardware exists and someone wants to use or program >> it, how >> would that look like? Where would one type the commands to manage the >> file system (whats the PilCMU terminal/console?), how would one interact >> with the PicoLisp REPL? > > You saw the copy/pasted session in my first post? That's exactly how you > interact with it. yes, but I wondered what would be the device the PicoLisp REPL runs on in this case. > We have two I/O ports defined as TTY in- and output. On the real > hardware you connect a terminal(program). ok > The SSD images contain a database, with a simple file system implemented > in external symbols. These images are generated with a normal PicoLisp > running on a standard PC, and then transferred to the SSDs. ok > I made the images so far by copying normal *.l files from standard > PicoLisp to an "init/" directory, and edited the files so that they were > the way we need them for PilMCU. thanks for the info! -- cheers, Thorsten -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:[email protected]?subject=Unsubscribe
