Hi Mark,
> Sorry if I bored you guys. And again thanks for the help!
You told a fascinating story. Are there any pictures
of the project/results available?
Matthias
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Mark Malmros writes:
> Sorry if I bored you guys. And again thanks for the help!
Absolutely not, Forth & Astronomy go hand in hand!
By the way, when I need a "little Linux" I choose an OpenWRT based
solution using a converted commodity router.
Catch a falling star!
Regards, Enoch.
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Thanks for the reply Mattias and Enoch.
The ZH:ZL registers worked fine and moving my index into "unused" SRAM
helped to! It works! And thanks for pointing out the push pop pair (duh!)
I'll need that reminder since I think I'll wrap this into another loop
needing an another inde
Matthias Trute writes:
> PS: The atmega SPI system can do the slave work too. Did you
> check the datasheets? I've not used it myself however.
Hello Mark & All,
There is indeed a problem with the SPI functioning as a slave concerning
its transmitter, if the other side master cannot guarantee a
Hi Mark,
> First of all - thanks to you and all your cohorts for Amforth! I have been
> using Forth for 30 years (F83 ... ) for a variety of projects and Amforth
> (since 4.2) with the 328P as my current platform.
Wow. A Forth Guru. Welcome!
> A quick question: for timing purposes, I have dropp
