[Amforth-devel] amforth-4.2 - progress, suggestion

2011-01-28 Thread Elliott Chapin
FC14, VIRTUALBOX/XP:

I'm having a slightly better time with AvrStudio4 - by taking file 
fragments from the Linux to XP (Gnome Document Viewer). Learned that 
unix file paths are understood.

I am running into inconsistencies in file location - generating "cannot 
find ..."; quite easy to edit item by item so far, but nice if fixed. 
Version transition problem?
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Re: [Amforth-devel] Interest in the AT90USB family of chips?

2011-01-28 Thread Matthias Trute
Randy,

> Has their been interest/work/progress in porting AMforth to use the AVR 
> usb flavor of chips? There is an excellent OpenSource lib (LUFA) and 
> libusb drivers for win32 that work well?

the controllers itself should work, what's missing are words
for the USB module(s). IMHO the code is not related to any
OS (host) specific USB code,as long as the USB standards are
met (HID etc)

And yes: interest in such code exists.. At least some demo code
for e.g. a terminal would be great. It could replace the serial
line stuff in the current code base.

Matthias

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Re: [Amforth-devel] amforth-4.2 - progress, suggestion

2011-01-28 Thread Matthias Trute
Elliot,

> I'm having a slightly better time with AvrStudio4 - by taking file 
> fragments from the Linux to XP (Gnome Document Viewer). Learned that 
> unix file paths are understood.

In the rare cases in which I use the studio under windows, I've never
had any problems with the slash/backslashes. Same with line endings,
it simply works.

> I am running into inconsistencies in file location - generating "cannot 
> find ..."; quite easy to edit item by item so far, but nice if fixed. 
> Version transition problem?

Can you please more specific here? In the makefile (the build.xml
is nothing really different), I use a number of directories. You need
the directory with the def.inc files from Atmel (IIRC they are
included automatically, but) and the two directories .../core (for
e.g. the words/whatever.asm files) and.../core/device for the
controller specific definitions.

Matthias


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Re: [Amforth-devel] amforth and v-usb

2011-01-28 Thread Matthias Trute
Pito,

> "the V-USB is a software-only implementation of a low-speed USB
> device for Atmel’s AVR® microcontrollers, making it possible to
> build USB hardware with almost any AVR® microcontroller, not
> requiring any additional chip..." 
> http://www.obdev.at/products/vusb/index.html
> 
> Did somebody try to integrate this into the amforth? Would it be
> possible??

possible yes, done not yet (at least to my knowledge). And yes: its
a challanging task.

Matthias

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Re: [Amforth-devel] amforth-4.2 - progress, suggestion

2011-01-28 Thread Elliott Chapin
On 01/28/2011 01:40 PM, Matthias Trute wrote:
> Elliot,
>
>> I'm having a slightly better time with AvrStudio4 - by taking file
>> fragments from the Linux to XP (Gnome Document Viewer). Learned that
>> unix file paths are understood.
>
> In the rare cases in which I use the studio under windows, I've never
> had any problems with the slash/backslashes. Same with line endings,
> it simply works.

I had assumed that / versus \ would be a problem, but learned that it 
wasn't. The question of line endings, as I suspected might be the case, 
was mainly one of readablilty.
>
>> I am running into inconsistencies in file location - generating "cannot
>> find ..."; quite easy to edit item by item so far, but nice if fixed.
>> Version transition problem?
>
> Can you please more specific here? In the makefile (the build.xml
> is nothing really different), I use a number of directories. You need
> the directory with the def.inc files from Atmel (IIRC they are
> included automatically, but) and the two directories .../core (for
> e.g. the words/whatever.asm files) and.../core/device for the
> controller specific definitions.

E.g., When amforth.asm was loaded, .include "dict_appl_core.inc" 
produced an error. I found the file in appl/template/. Granted, I hadn't 
made up dict_appl.inc yet; perhaps that was the problem - sorry for 
being a bit sloppy. But then there's .include "devices/atmega168.asm"; 
this file seems actually to be devices/atmega168/device.asm. Anyway, 
I'll make up dict_appl.inc, clean up, and see what happens.

Thx,
E. C.

>
> Matthias
>

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Re: [Amforth-devel] amforth-4.2 - progress, suggestion

2011-01-28 Thread Elliott Chapin

> Can you please more specific here? In the makefile (the build.xml
> is nothing really different), I use a number of directories. You need
> the directory with the def.inc files from Atmel (IIRC they are
> included automatically, but) and the two directories .../core (for
> e.g. the words/whatever.asm files) and.../core/device for the
> controller specific definitions.

Sorry, I meant core/devices/atmega.../...
>
> Matthias
>

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[Amforth-devel] AvrS/amforth error

2011-01-28 Thread Elliott Chapin
C:\amf\core\devices/atmega328/device.asm(6): error: Cannot find include 
file: m328def.inc

Searched the package - no result.

My experimental replacement line:   .include "devices/atmega328/device.inc"

Then a lot of msg's like this: 
C:\amf\core\devices/atmega328/device.inc(6): error: Illegal use of 
undefined or forward referenced symbol 'WANT_AD_CONVERTER' in conditional.

The closest to the 328 in the AvrS debugger choice menu is the 328P. My 
reading suggests that this shouldn't make any difference here, but ...


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