Hi!
I have 360 cell problem. Or actually it's only 225 if I remove common part of
the data.
I'd like to put them to eeprom but how it is done?
To memory it could be done with variable or buffer:
To use eeprom, I would have to use value.
I haven't tested this but something like
: eearray (
Hi,
> So, should there be a "decimal", or should there be prefixes?
> And shouldn't these addresses be in hex notation anyway?
>
> I vote for hex notation with prefixes.
A prefix is obviously a good thing (tm), the actual number
base itself turns into something less important then.
You force me
Hi Paul,
Erich already did most of the work.
> 3. Is there a list of the .set want ... options that can be used?
Not really a list but a hint: You can look for lines like
".set WANT_... " in the core/ directory. One file is "macros.asm"
which defines some generic settings. The other source for
Hi Paul,
welcome to the list!
On 09/14/2012 09:31 PM, Paul Verbeke wrote:
> Hi,
>
> 1. I have an ATMEGA 328P Arduino board. I have loaded the prebuilt hex file
> and everything seems ok. However the key word does not seem to work as
> expected. If I type KEY and return it does nothing but it echo
Hi,
to maybe save others some time debugging ...
I do upload the file amforth/releases/4.x/$device/$device.frt
onto the controller. Moving a working program from amforth
4.6 to amforth 4.9 revealed, that there is a change in these
files.
4.6:
hex
...
2B constant PORTD
4.9
...
43 constant PORTD
