[Amforth] Fwd: can not compile amforth for atmega2560

Hi I can succesfully compile amforth for atmega644 and atmega1284 , but for atmega2560 I get a lot of almost identical errors , see below copy/paste. I'm working under ubuntu , but trying your solution for windows + avrstudio6.1 , it looks the same errors are produced. Does anybody know what

[Amforth] Amforth News

Hi, It's time to disclose the secret around the license change. A few months ago I started playing with the naken_asm by Mike Kohn to get rid of the Atmel assembler. The first changes were easy, some things were difficult to achieve but one show stopper finally kncked me out: The naken_asm cann

Re: [Amforth] Fwd: can not compile amforth for atmega2560

Ronny, The atmega256x are somewhat special, a better starting point than the template could be the atmega2561 project (same directory). It is the one that I use to check the sources. At least it compiles cleanly (enogh), from time to time I put them on a controller and found no problems so far. T

[Amforth] re : can not compile for atmega2560

Hi Matthias Thanks for your reply I already looked at this directory , but in this directory , there's a build.xml. How to compile this folder ??? Thanks for your help Ronny Suy Ronny, The atmega256x are somewhat special, a better starting point than the template could be the atmega2561 proj

Re: [Amforth] Amforth News

Hi Matthias, This message is of considerable interest to me as I am a long time devotee of the MSP430 and CamelForth. I have an even longer relationship with Forth and have followed Amforth with a mostly academic interest until recently when, here at work, we have started using AVR micro's. Unfort

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Hello! Every system needs lights. Well With this driver there can be a lot of lights. I wrote this against 5.5 Today's big merge might make this useless or at least require some tweaking. While writing this driver I spend some time finding from .lst file which registers are allowed to use and h

Re: [Amforth] New License

All: Those who are not happy with AmForth turning GPLv3 may switch to AmForth-Shadow that is, and will continue to be, GPLv2. GPLv2 is the license that Linux kernel carries and, likewise, (in a careful manner) can be deployed in commercial products without