Hello Mark,
so you found the subtle difference between @ and c@, congrats! :-)
Mark Roth writes:
> So because of grabbing a word it seems that I was bringing in the PINB
> register as well that had a value in it. So that is where the extra bits
> came from.
>
> : cylon
>> $ff ddra c! 1 porta
Hello Tristan, Erich and AmForthers around the world.
Tristan, I really like the direction you have gone in. Coupling the build
process with the local refcard really is a solution that I can put my
support behind. When push comes to shove what really matters to the end
user? The words that have be
Hello Mark, Erich, AmForthers,
I made some more modifications to the perl reference card script so
that it will write out an AVR8 build specific reference card in
html. Below are example outputs for the stock UNO build and
a custom build
https://tjnw.co.uk//amforth-6.92/appl/arduino/uno.html
http
So because of grabbing a word it seems that I was bringing in the PINB
register as well that had a value in it. So that is where the extra bits
came from.
: cylon
> $ff ddra c! 1 porta c!
> begin 40 ms
> 7 0 do porta c@ 2* porta c! 40 ms loop
> 7 0 do porta c@ 2/ porta c! 4
Okay, hmm. It seems to be because even when I store a value of $80 in
PORTA, if I read it right back like that I'm getting a word. Which is
actually what I'm asking it for by using @. So I would read back $ED80.
Changing it to use the byte size c* and c! was the problem there.
Thanks,
Mark
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