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Jan kromhout
Sacharovlaan 3
3223HM Hellevoetsluis-NL
Op 14 mei 2012 om 20:06 heeft "pito" het volgende geschreven:
> I am working with amforth from windows only..
> Terminal: Forfiter 1.5 Interface: Bluetooth - cheap interface
> @115kbaud
> Compiler AVrStudio, 4.18 b
Dear All,
My compilation is running.
After making some hard references to the code as mention in the user manual it
is working as it should be!
Jan
Op 14 mei 2012, om 20:29 heeft Jan Kromhout het volgende geschreven:
> TinyusbIPS
>
>
> Op 14 mei 2012, om 19:22 heeft pito het volgende gesc
TinyusbIPS
Op 14 mei 2012, om 19:22 heeft pito het volgende geschreven:
> What does it mean problem with USB? Usb on arduino is just a serial
> connectivity, when set to a baudrate you compiled amforth for it
> must work. It is like a serial dongle.
> With arduino be aware there is the mcu reset
On 05/14/2012 07:26 PM, Jan Kromhout wrote:
> Are you making the hex files under windows or unix?
I'm working under linux. You may safely call me windows-illiterate.
I use wine+AvrAssembler2 from the avrstudio file.
Alternately I use avra, but this might not work currently --- I
haven't checked
I am working with amforth from windows only..
Terminal: Forfiter 1.5 Interface: Bluetooth - cheap interface
@115kbaud
Compiler AVrStudio, 4.18 build 716
I did recently 2 builds (v4.9) - for atmega32 and for atmega1284p,
no problems so far (except the D9 fuse)..
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No,
I have the 328P-PU!
Do you have experience with windows?
Jan
Op 14 mei 2012, om 19:44 heeft pito het volgende geschreven:
> Jan,
> hopefuly you are not flashing the atmega8u2 (UNO usb interface) with
> amforth.. p.
>
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> Od: "Matthias Trute"
> Komu: "Everythi
Jan,
hopefuly you are not flashing the atmega8u2 (UNO usb interface) with
amforth.. p.
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Komu: "Everything around amforth"
Předmět: Re: [Amforth] Compiled Version 4.8 with AVR (windows)
studio
Datum: 14.5.2012 - 19:33:11
> Hi Jan,
>
> > I found som
Hi, Matthias,
The same with version 5!
I compare my file with the file on source forge and there are lot of
differences.
Regards,
Jan
Op 14 mei 2012, om 19:33 heeft Matthias Trute het volgende geschreven:
> Hi Jan,
>
>> I found some strange thing.
>> I compiled the version 4.8 under windo
Hi Jan,
> I found some strange thing.
> I compiled the version 4.8 under windows with AVR Studio 4.
> As you can see there where no errors.
> ATmega328P memory use summary [bytes]:
> Segment Begin End Code Data Used Size Use%
> ---
> [.cs
Dear Erich,
I compile the 4.8 version bare.
Take the two hex files and flash them separate to the arduino, don't use the
AVR Studio.
For flashing I use the USBTinyISP.
When I do te flash with the version from the net no problems!
I take the same source as on the net, the 4.8 version.
Are you
Hi,
> I whas reading the German "das Fort magazin, vierte Dimension" and
> find two interesting commands for manupulating on a simple way
> individual bits with bset and bclr.
>
> Why are these not implemented in amForth?. Is thebsource for these
> two available?
Within the core/words directory
What does it mean problem with USB? Usb on arduino is just a serial
connectivity, when set to a baudrate you compiled amforth for it
must work. It is like a serial dongle.
With arduino be aware there is the mcu reset conected to a rs232
siganl (rts/cts or dtr..) via a 100nF capacitor (for forced re
Hi Jan,
On 05/14/2012 04:28 PM, Jan Kromhout wrote:
> Hello,
> I found some strange thing.
> I compiled the version 4.8 under windows with AVR Studio 4.
> As you can see there where no errors.
> ATmega328P memory use summary [bytes]:
> Segment Begin End Code Data Used Size Use%
> -
Pito,
Do you have experience witch compiling under windows.
When I compile it with the AVRstudio 4.19 my version will not running, problems
with the usb. This when I use it under windows also on my Imc
Please can you help perhaps?
Cheers,
Jan
Op 14 mei 2012, om 17:51 heeft pito het volgende
The arduino is a bare metal. So my answer would be - yes, in order
to use fastio you have to add the asm sources to your compilation,
compile the amforth, and you will get the basic core enhanced with
the pin.xy words.
The first step for you shall be the mastering the basic compilation
of amforth f
Hello,
It is a nice future.
The only way to get it in the arduino is by the assembler?
Regards,
Jan kromhout
Sacharovlaan 3
3223HM Hellevoetsluis-NL
Op 14 mei 2012 om 17:26 heeft "pito" het volgende geschreven:
> A simple test on fastio.lib (there is no correction on the do-loop
> timing).
>
.. and the timing with high and low words written in forth:
> : test0 timer-start 1 0 do PA.7 low PA.7 high loop timer-stop
> 1 s>f f/
> fs. ;
ok
> test0
9.54074E-5 ok (95usec)
>
The speed-up is 3x with asm words for pin manipulation.
p.
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Komu: am
A simple test on fastio.lib (there is no correction on the do-loop
timing).
The result is the duration of one loop (out of 10.000 loops).
--
Measured @11.0592MHz fcpu, atmega1284p, amforth 4.9 tr
Hello,
I found some strange thing.
I compiled the version 4.8 under windows with AVR Studio 4.
As you can see there where no errors.
ATmega328P memory use summary [bytes]:
Segment Begin End Code Data Used Size Use%
---
[.cseg] 0x00 0x0
Hi, some time back I posted here the fastio.asm lib for building
into amforth. I did a refresh recently and changed the names of the
words - ie:
pin.l pin.h pin.l? pin.h? pin.t pin.o pin.i port! port@
port,h? port.l? (portpin:)
The portpin: portpin! and bitmask: and few others (set pull
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