Dear amforth'ers,
During my playtime with amforth I always wonder how to develop
longer dictionaries with the device.
What I am doing now is:
- try out wording at the amforth prompt.
- transfer changes to a dictionary file.
- flash the device with the standard image.
- use a little program to in
Hi pito et al.,
thanks for all your suggestions. After a weekend with amforth this
turns out to be a minor issue that now comes naturally.
The marker hint proved valuable as well as the upload script. I had
to modify it to use the python serial lib to make it work on OpenBSD
though.
Thanks for a
Dear amforthers,
I was wondering whether there is already a dictionary available
that enables me to send a string at 9600 baud via a digital pin?
Thanks for pointers,
Christian
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* Matthias Trute [101121 19:57]:
> Robert,
>
> >
> > Thank you for these informations. I'm working with Debian Linux.
> > Never used wine before.
>
> just another hint: I did not configure my ubuntu wine at all, only
> at the very first run it may present a config dialog, just press ok
> to acc
Hello Erich and Matthias,
* Erich Waelde [101117 20:15]:
> I see 2 non-software approaches:
> use a controller with 2 serial interfaces, e.g. atmega644P
>
> use a bit of stuff to multiplex the tx line to some other
> connection, then use the hw usart. The sw would then do
> "redirection" like th
Hi Paulo,
* Paulo Ferreira [110209 18:31]:
> The first times Amforth just gave me errors like "-13 xx" on some inputs...
> For instance, numbers were accepted, but any word gave errors
It happened to me too with the exact sympthoms. It turned out that
I somehow misset the fuse settings. M
* Erich Waelde [120117 22:05]:
> * Do you want to produce a pulse train with specific timings?
>
> PWM might do the job. Waiting and bit banging might do the job.
> Extra periphery might do the job, e.g. a 1wire controller connected
> to twi.
>
>
> It all depends on the conditions. How long is
Dear list,
I am trying to build the 5.1 release for an arduino uni with avra
on a 32bit OpenBSD. I obtained the device definition files but when
I issue the gmake command I get the following error:
Pass 1...
/home/ckeen/proj/amforth-5.1/core/drivers/usart_common.asm(28) : Error :
Found no labe
* Matthias Trute [130804 20:57]:
> Hi,
>
>
> > I am trying to build the 5.1 release for an arduino uni with avra
> > on a 32bit OpenBSD.
>
> According to Wine HQ openBSD may support wine (to some degree).
> Avra is a hopeless case. Unfortunately.
No it's broken and it also does not work on non
