Perhaps a howto on the site not as an email thread would be in order. This
> may not be a big deal for windows users, but people that want to use
> free-libre software will be drawn to use amforth if the entire build
> toolchain is FLOSS.
>
That is a very good suggestion. The whole thing is
Perhaps a howto on the site not as an email thread would be in order. This
may not be a big deal for windows users, but people that want to use
free-libre software will be drawn to use amforth if the entire build
toolchain is FLOSS.
Brian-in-ohio
On Mon, Aug 28, 2023 at 7:47 AM Jan Kromhout via
Hello,
Seems simple to use the avra compiler.
Is it posible to show example how the build is doing?
Cheers,
Jan
Verstuurd vanaf mijn iPad
> Op 28 aug. 2023 om 09:02 heeft Mark Roth het volgende
> geschreven:
>
> You are using the same repo I was for avra Tristan. I just cloned the
>
You are using the same repo I was for avra Tristan. I just cloned the
issue-54 branch and built it here. Apart from a couple of 'zero byte in a
.DB' warnings things do seem to be working fine here as well.
On Mon, Aug 28, 2023 at 9:54 AM tristan wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I flashed the hex files
Hello,
I flashed the hex files created by avra to an uno and, to the extent
that getting a serial prompt, defining a word and executing it
constitutes a test, it worked perfectly.
All that being said, I would be very interested to see the
changes, maybe, just maybe we can fix the amForth
Hello Mark, Brian, Erich, George
Thank you! A very welcome set of messages on a bank holiday
weekend. For non-windows users having avra as the assembler in the
build chain would go along way in making AmForth more approachable and
maintainable.
I think this is the repo for avra that does not
Thanks for your efforts.
People don't often appreciate how much knowledge and effort goes into
successful compilation of code.
On Fri, Aug 25, 2023, 3:15 PM Erich Wälde wrote:
> Hello Brian and Mark,
>
> very nice to see emails on this list :)
>
> Compiling amforth with avra?
>
> I have made
very nice to see emails on this list :)
I couldn't agree with you more. :)
> Compiling amforth with avra?
>
> I have made numerous experiments a long time ago and again more
> recently. If memory serves me well:
> - Amforth had been good with avra, at least in the 4.x range.
>
What I am
Hello Brian and Mark,
very nice to see emails on this list :)
Compiling amforth with avra?
I have made numerous experiments a long time ago and again more
recently. If memory serves me well:
- Amforth had been good with avra, at least in the 4.x range.
- However, avrasm2.exe could do more
That is awesome news!
Brian-in-ohio
On Thu, Aug 24, 2023 at 2:59 PM Mark Roth wrote:
> Hello AmForth. It has been some time and quite weird things since last I've
> been here. I am still using AmForth with my trusty atmega1284p and learning
> the language as time permits. I remember having
Hello AmForth. It has been some time and quite weird things since last I've
been here. I am still using AmForth with my trusty atmega1284p and learning
the language as time permits. I remember having heard talk that avra had
gotten (almost) to the point of being able to compile the source tree
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