Re: [Amforth] Watchdog Timer on AVR8s

2020-04-12 Thread Martin Nicholas via Amforth-devel
I should add this is a follow-up to a thread started in 2019.
Here's the archive of that thread:
https://sourceforge.net/p/amforth/mailman/message/36683433/

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Re: [Amforth] Watchdog Timer on AVR8s

2020-04-12 Thread Martin Nicholas via Amforth-devel
Hi,

I've had this one brewing for some time.

Looking at schemes for: AT90CAN128 & ATA6612C. Common variables
between chips: WDTCSR (WDTCR), WDTOE (WDCE), WDCE, WDE.
WDTCSR & WDTOE are included "For compatibility" in the CAN chip.

I include this in cold.asm. It should work with the two WDTs in the
chip series above as well as chips with no WDT at all:

.if defined(WDTCSR)
; There's a WDT, so we reset it as per the docs.
in_ temp0, WDTCSR
ori temp0, (1

[Amforth] fixed D0>, updated website

2020-04-12 Thread Erich Wälde


Dear AmForthers,

so I "jumped" and actually wrote new content to the amforth
repository and project web site.

D0> has been fixed.

I added a new section "Opinion" to the website, sort of a blog.
There I added a entry describing how I went about fixing "D0>".


If you find errors, things not working as expected, or other
"observations", please do not hesitate to report them on this
list. Thank you.


Happy Forthing,
Erich

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