Jan,
I would try adding --rtscts to the ./amforth-shell.py command line. If
that does not help, then I would use --debug-serial to have a look at
what is happening at a lower level.
What model of Arduino are you trying to connect with?
Regards,
Tristan
On 25Oct18 19:02, Jan Kromhout via
Jan,
Perhaps amforth-shell.py is trying to execute one of the versions of
python you have on your machine that does not have the required serial
module installed or configured. The following might shed some light on
the problem but comes with no warranty. Proceed at your own risk.
In an OS X
Hi Jan,
I am not sure how far you got with amforth-shell.py so I have started
at the beginning and worked forward in steps.
Step 1
Open an OS X terminal, change to your-amforth-dir/tools directory(folder)
and type
./amforth-shell.py --help
If this executes you should get a screen full of
Hi Jan,
On OS X I use amforth-shell.py which is in the tools directory of the
AmForth distribution. More info below
http://amforth.sourceforge.net/TG/recipes/Upload.html
Regards,
Tristan
On 24Oct18 16:58, Martin Bitter wrote:
> Hi Jan!
>
> I recommend e4thcom written by Manfred Mahlow
Jan,
With CoolTerm it is not possible to use the “include” mechanism.
However, there is a terminal program (shell) specifically written in Python for
use with FlashForth (flashforth.com). This most likely also works with AmForth
and most likely can handle “include”. I once tried but could not
