ss of your project and thus, I consider this to be basic courtesy.
>
> Sorry, you're right. So the formal request: I intent to change the
> license from GPLv2 to GPLv3. Details are available at www.fsf.org
> The reason is that I intent to include a major GPLv3 licensed
> code bas
Andreas Wagner
writes:
> I, for one, welcome this change. It will make it possible to use code from
> gforth in amforth projects.
>
> Enoch, if you can't live with the license change, you might consider
> asforth ( https://github.com/nfz/asforth ) a subroutine threaded fork
be no merging of code or
documentation from AmForth further to
svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/amforth/code/trunk@1687 which announced its
change of license.
Let me end this message with the hope that the advantages of competition
in the AmForth* arena will outweigh its downside.
Thanks, Enoch.
P/S So
Marrying a von Neumann architecture (MSP430) with a Harvard architecture
(AVR8)... Hope the offspring would come out normal :-)
Good luck, Enoch.
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> Hi John and Brad,
>
>> This cross
need to serve in a "mission critical" system using common
real-time programming methods (e.g., Second Level Interrupt Handlers).
Let me wish Matthias a happy AVR8/MSP430 marriage, a path The Shadow
will not follow.
Regards, Enoch.
On 12/22/2014 12:59 PM, Matthias Trute wrote:
> Hi
Hi Jeff,
Did you model your AmForth USB support (host mode I presume) on some
known API? Do you have a public repository for this project?
Thanks, Enoch.
Jeff Rosenwald writes:
>
>
>
>
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Jeff Rosenwald
> To: jeffrose
le continued activity after a desired number of
milliseconds.
I trust to have your interest.
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delayed execution words.
An ISR, for example, before it ends can schedule continued activity
after a desired number of milliseconds.
See elist ( delay value xt -- error-flag ), etc.
I trust to have your interest.
Thanks, Enoch.
P/S AmForth-Shadow is an
still frustrating for you then I will stop writing to this mailing list.
>
> --Steve
Hmm...
I think that new users of standrd platforms, such as Arduino Uno R3, are
entitled to expect the availability of AmForth binaries to get them
started immediately.
Can't someone here with a worki
Dennis,
I would like to caution you that AmForth nowadays is GPLv3, i.e., "most
toxic" :-)
I forked AmForth and continued with my independent AmForth-Shadow
development when Matthias made the switch from GPLv2 to GPLv3. My new
stuff is FreeBSD like licensed.
Cheers, Enoch.
https://
writes:
> Enoch,
>
>
> I repeat, I am not going to get into a licensing debate with anyone, but I
> believe I have satisfied the GPLv3 requirements.
>
>
> DaR
>
I don't question your compliance Dennis, I leave that task to the
copyright holder :-)
Unfortunate
Erich Wälde writes:
> Enoch,
>
>
> Enoch writes:
>
>> writes:
>>
>>> Enoch,
>>>
>>>
>>> I repeat, I am not going to get into a licensing debate with anyone, but I
>>> believe I have satisfied the GPLv3 requirements.
&g
Hi,
Can someone provide a guide how to extract part-description using
Studio6? Studio4's xmlconvert is missing.
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Hi,
Using Debian I am trying the latest amforth svn code with Olimex AVR-CAN
board which is AT90CAN128 based.
I passed the avra hurdle using git code with a small device.c patch. Now
loading the board I see it emitting gibberish ...
Is there a way to debug under Linux?
Thanks, Enoch
preferred the asm code to be avr-gcc compatible for our
avr-gdb and other tools pleasure.
Anyway, my idea is to prepare Amforth as a boot section permanent code
in a product. Would enable the customer to easily run post production
tests, etc. Will report progress if there is any :-)
Thanks, Enoch.
P/S
Thanks for your work, Matthias. Enoch.
FYI, using the same code base:
Amforth with avrasm2.exe builds a functional code:
"AT90CAN128" memory use summary [bytes]:
Segment BeginEnd Code Data UsedSize Use%
00 TCCR0B c! \ stop timer
#endif
Any better idea?
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ot;% TCCR0 c!" if py else "% TCCR0B c!"
2nd method:
#py= TCCR0B
#py? "% TCCR0B c!" if py else "% TCCR0 c!"
If TCCR0B is a known register name py is True, if not py is False
(taking advantage of Keith's reg name substitutio
Hello again Matthias,
Here's the patch at pastebin: http://pastebin.com/NbfGxU3C
Thanks, Enoch.
On 10/08/2012 01:36 PM, Matthias Trute wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> On the at90can128, for example, one has to introduce "TCCR0 constant
>> TCCR0B" before uploading lib/h
y). It is great for educational purposes but
it creates dependence on loading of the code through amforth-shell.py
only. I think Forth tradition is against that, it was supposed to be
self contained and operated through a simple terminal...
What is your recommended practice?
Thanks, Enoch.
On
l thought #py idea).
The generic frt code should include some preprocessing instructions to
produce MCU specific code, m4 perhaps?
Once you decide on the standard people would follow :-)
Thanks, Enoch.
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is most suitable for adapting a generic Forth library
code for a particular AVR MCU. I see this tool utilized at Amforth
install stage. Perhaps it would unify those appl/ projects...
Comments please.
Thanks, Enoch.
>
> Matthias
>
>
> ---
On 10/14/2012 05:01 AM, Matthias Trute wrote:
> Am 13.10.2012 22:51, schrieb Enoch:
>> On 10/13/2012 02:53 PM, Matthias Trute wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>>> We do still have a problem how to deal with hardware idiosyncrasies as
>>>> timer0.frt demonstr
Hi,
Can marker be fixed?
Thanks, Enoch.
(AT90CAN128)> #include marker.frt
|D=#include marker.frt
|I=getting filenames on the host
|I= Reading .
|I= Reading ../../lib
|I=using marker.frt from/home/enoch/private/iobcan/amforth/lib/ans94/core-ext
/home/enoch/private/iobcan/amforth/appl/
Thanks Erich,
MARKER does indeed work and it is essential -- we can't expect an
enduser to use JTAG when upgrading appl.
Regards, Enoch.
ew.fo...@nassur.net writes:
> Hi Enoch,
>
>
> Quoting Enoch :
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Can marker be fixed?
> ...
>>
Hi,
Is there an automated method to compile frt to asm to skip uploading of
debugged words?
Uploading hex code from the application is what I do now. Quite ugly
IMO.
Thanks, Enoch.
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Hi,
Is there an automated method to compile frt to asm to skip uploading of
debugged words?
*Downloading* hex code from the application is what I do now. Quite ugly
IMO.
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et his source to work in the application and forgets to
add the same to the source file itself. This can go unnoticed for a long
while since the downloaded code does include this device-init.
2. Host compiled Forth code can easily be enhanced with hand wri
Matthias Trute writes:
> Am 27.10.2012 21:01, schrieb Enoch:
>> Hello Matthias,
>>
>> I believe that downloading code from the application should be
>> a discouraged practice, reasons below.
>
> I disagree.
>
>>
>> Matthias Trute writes:
>>
&44 constant PINE \ Input Pins, Port E
)
Thank you, Enoch.
Index: tools/amforth-shell.py
===
--- tools/amforth-shell.py (revision 1300)
+++ tools/amforth-shell.py (working co
Hello Matthias,
Can you insert the SVN revision no. into Amforth ID message i.e.,
"amforth r1304..." instead of "amforth 4.9..." (as is fit for a
release).
Thank you, Enoch.
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things done myself :-)
Regards, Enoch.
Matthias Trute writes:
> Hi all,
>
> until a full blown solution is available,
> one may find http://amforth.sourceforge.net/recipes/build-timestamp.html
> not completely useless. The solution should work
> for all recent versions of am
)\" ;" >svnversion.frt
Now in the application:
~~~
\ #include svnversion.frt
: myturnkey
\ snip
applturnkey
space svnversion
;
' myturnkey is turnkey
The result:
~~~
amforth 4.9 AT90CAN128 r1306M
Thanks, Enoch.
P/S M reminds me that you
*):
42 CONSTANT Answer_to_the_ultimate_question_of_life_the_universe_and_everything
without paying a Flash penalty :-)
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Hello Matthias,
I think this can be done by:
svn switch svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/amforth/code/trunk
Regards, Enoch.
Matthias Trute writes:
> Hi all,
>
> Sourceforge gradually updates all projects to a new system.
> Today I migrated amforth to it. The most important change for
&g
English please. Thanks, Enoch.
P/S I discovered bitnames.frt as it was mentioned in r1312 SYNONYM.
Did something similar so feel like "reinventing the wheel" :-)
Would be happier if doc is made more current and would be ready to help.
Erich Waelde writes:
> Hi Matthias,
>
>
made more current and comprehensive by
enabling more people to contibute especially to the time consuming
documentation effort, through an accompanying project wiki perhaps.
Thanks, Enoch.
Matthias Trute writes:
> Hi Enoch,
>
>> Would be happier if doc is made more current and wou
.equ/.set
Thanks, Enoch.
: svnversion ." r1339" ;
Matthias Trute writes:
> Hi all,
>
> its been a long time since the last release, and a lot of work is
> done. So I decided to use some spare minutes to publish the status
> quo as a new release. Many many thanks to al
Hi,
Suppose we want to duplicate all output.
Can anyone please show a simple working example?
The following does not work.
: myemit dup emit emit ;
char a myemit
aa ok
' myemit is emit
Amforth 5.0 r1339 freezes...
Thanks, Enoch.
P/S
I guess there's an infinite recursion... but
Hi,
Isn't the following more sensible?
: is_low? ( pinmask portaddr -- f)
-c@ invert and
+c@ and 0=
;
: is_high? ( pinmask portaddr -- f)
-c@ and
+c@ and 0>
;
Thanks, Enoch.
1) the writeup says they return "true if..." which means return -1 and
not a
had to be conscious
how to read deferred words -- Rdefer@, Udefer@, Edefer@ or simply defer@
from the program memory.
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Hello Matthias,
Matthias Trute writes:
> Hi Enoch,
>
>> Isn't the following more sensible?
>>
>> : is_low? ( pinmask portaddr -- f)
>> -c@ invert and
>> +c@ and 0=
>> ;
>>
>> : is_high? ( pinmask portaddr -- f)
>> -
Hello Matthias,
Why reST?
Which editor do you recommend for anyone wishing to contribute doc?
Thanks, Enoch.
P/S Recommend patching the following to produce well formed "true":
Index: core/words/usart-tx-poll.asm
==
onfirming that Emacs has an rst-mode... thus, will give it a try :-)
Thanks, Enoch.
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Helo Matthias,
Which doc output do you consider complete. The two most popular ones
fail:
make html
~
Theme error:
no theme named 'amforth' found (missing theme.conf?)
make latexpdf
~
l.1026 \includegraphics{flash-structure.*}
Regards, Enoch.
P/S above refer
tadr bitno -- ) \ CBI
swap $20 - 3 lshift or $9800 or code , end-code
;
example:
PORTB 7 port:hi green.hi
PORTB 7 port:lo green.lo
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swap $20 - _bitio
3 lshift or $9800 or
code , end-code
;
Enoch writes:
> Hello Matthias and all,
>
> I'd like to see this forum also offering code snippets, so here's my
> first humble attempt of harnessing the at
ent project (at90can128 based) the AVR also has a
recommended general purpose register, GPIOR0 [0x1E (0x3E)], for this
very purpose.
Thank you, Enoch.
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dup $1F U> if &-9 throw then
over $7 U> if &-
Matthias Trute writes:
Hello Matthias,
> Hi Enoch,
>
>>> Enochs code is a macro, assembling one single instruction SBI into
>>> dictionary and naming it.
>>> Calling that word will execute the SBI instruction.
>>>
>>> Michael
>>
>
Enoch writes:
> Matthias Trute writes:
>
> Hello Matthias,
>
>> Hi Enoch,
>>
>>>> Enochs code is a macro, assembling one single instruction SBI into
>>>> dictionary and naming it.
>>>> Calling that word will execute the SBI instr
l
Interrupt Flag) one would expect "-int" to be a simple CLI (Clear Global
Interrupt Flag) but this is not the case...
May I suggest:
+int → SEI
-int → CLI
int_suspend → ( -- SREG ) CLI
int_restore → ( SREG -- )
Thanks, Enoch.
Enoch writes:
> Hello Matthias and all,
>
> "-int" (int-off.asm) counterpart is "int_restore" (int-restore.asm). So,
> why is this "int_restore" header commented out, i.e., not available to
> the high level?
>
> Candidly, as "+int" (in
s for the microcontroller instructions
SLEEP and WDR (watch dog reset). To work properly, the MCU needs more
configuration. amforth itself does not call these words."
and there is core/words/wdr.asm
Dealing with the fuses (WDTON) is currently outside Amforth scope.
Regards, E
( i × xt -- )
depth , begin depth while , repeat
does> ( n -- ? )
over over @i U<
if 1+ + @i execute
else 2drop
then
;
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disturb us here
> baz
> ]critical \ now interrupts or other things may happen again
> qux ;
I like these "critical[" "]critical" words, much better than int_suspend
and int_restore, but I prefer their current asm code implementation
since one would like to ke
a look at
> http://galileo.phys.virginia.edu/classes/551.jvn.fall01/fsm2.htm
>
>
> Paper explaining it at
> http://galileo.phys.virginia.edu/classes/551.jvn.fall01/fsm.html
For the above mentioned reason we rarely can copy code verbatim. Hence,
the need to create our own tr
be even 1µS shorter the asm code should stay :-)
I agree with your general philosophy of minimizing the number of low
level (asm) routines. For example, I recently took note of bm-set.asm,
bm-clr.asm and bm-toggle.asm... they don't follow this principle...
Regards, Enoch.
>
>
>
eans that on-site code
replacement can be done without a JTAG, etc.
Comments?
Thank you, Enoch.
P/S Marker is not good enough: It does not restore the EEPROM. It
removes itself after application.
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Firmware
<http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Open_Firmware>.
In any case, we here should focus on Forth code that utilizes Atmel's
AVR special features and quirks. In this connection I patiently wait for
Matthias to recognize/decline my SBI/CBI utilization macros ;-)
Regards, Enoch.
>
>
Erich Waelde writes:
> Hi Enoch,
>
> since you asked for comments ...
I certainly do!
> On 02/13/2013 05:38 AM, Enoch wrote:
>> Hello Matthias and all,
>>
>> I'd like to see this forum also offering code snippets, so here's my
>> first humble att
Erich Waelde writes:
> Hi Enoch,
>
> On 02/19/2013 10:36 PM, Enoch wrote:
>> G'day to you to you all,
>>
>> I found something that seems to me useful on http://www.4e4th.eu/
>>
>> WIPE ( -- ) Back to original status. Stacks unchanged. uarea back to
Hello Matthias,
Matthias Trute writes:
> Hi Enoch,
>
>> Well, let's try the following indirect argument:
>>
>> Atmel thought these instructions to be important enough to "spend" 2^10
>> opcodes out of their precious 2^16 RISC range. Don't
Index: doc/source/refcard.rst
===
--- doc/source/refcard.rst (revision 1375)
+++ doc/source/refcard.rst (working copy)
@@ -724,8 +724,8 @@
fetches XT from interrupt vector i
* :command:`\-int`
- ( -- sreg )
- turns of
Mikael Nordman
writes:
> Hi Enoch,
> For your information, FlashForth has these robustness mechanisms built
> in.
>
> The aim has been to make it so robust that a reflash should never be
> needed.
>
> The Kernel is write protected, the memory allocation pointers in eepro
addr ⇒ c-addr ⇒ addr ⇒ u;
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[undefined] didn't work for me so I replaced it with the following
definition. I guess it's something with "immediate".
Thanks, Enoch.
svn diff lib/forth200x/defined.frt
Index: l
Hello Matthias & all,
Regarding .S
Indeed, says Forth 2012 RC1, "the format of the display is
implementation-dependent".
However, doesn't GFORTH display order make a better sense:
1 2 3 .s <3> 1 2 3 ok
While ours:
> 1 2 3
Matthias Trute writes:
> Hi Enoch,
>
>> Regarding .S
>>
>> Indeed, says Forth 2012 RC1, "the format of the display is
>> implementation-dependent".
>>
>> However, doesn't GFORTH display order make a better sense:
>
> In which way:
Matthias Trute writes:
> Hi Enoch,
>
>> And if I have your ear :-)
>
> You'll (almost) always have it. ;)
>
>> I prefer (gforth): -1 -2 -3 .s <3> -1 -2 -3 ok
>> over (amforth): -1 -2 -3 .s 65533 65534 65535 ok
>> i.e., the regular numbers
"Michael Kalus"
writes:
> Hi.
>
> Am 02.03.2013 um 21:27 schrieb Enoch:
>
>> : .s ( -- ) \ stack picture listing order
>> depth
>> begin dup while dup pick . 1- repeat
>> drop
>> ;
>
> Maybe you wan
"). Can we apply it without the penalty of accumulating
redundant code?
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communication see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thinking,_Fast_and_Slow
for a brief description.
Regards, Enoch.
Erich Waelde writes:
> Hi,
>
> On 03/02/2013 06:22 AM, Enoch wrote:
>> Hello Matthias&
in" site to suggest I am open to hear.
The code at <http://pastebin.com/1YtVdMeg> will expire in 4 weeks. I
hope to submit the final version for review beforehand. You are
*welcome* to comment if you find my code style or approach deficient.
Regards, Enoch.
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Hello Matthias,
Matthias Trute writes:
> Hi Enoch,
>
>
>> How can I reclaim the Flash memory of the crc8_msb_table word itself?
>>
>> (1) Our Tools Ext don't include FORGET.
>>
>> (2) I could use Core Ext MARKER if we had a deferred facility of
>
x27; }
$ make shell
...snip...
(AT90CAN128)> DEBUG .
1 ok
Regards, Enoch.
#1 Assuming that Matthias places it in ${AMFORTH}/lib/crc8.frt :-)
#2 With no real constant-s to pay for in the user code.
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would be high.
An
> I updated http://amforth.sourceforge.net/TG/recipes/Dumps.html
> with Erich's examples. There should everyone find a solution
> that suits him/her.
I like your approach, holding up to your convictions while resp
Matthias Trute writes:
> Hi Enoch,
>
>>
>> As I promised to generalize crc8.frt (#1) a question was raised how would
>> the user configure it to its use, namely, select the generating
>> polynomial byte and the needed bit order (#2).
>>
>> I answered
Erich Waelde writes:
> Hi Enoch,
>
> On 03/04/2013 04:03 AM, Enoch wrote:
>
>> The code at<http://pastebin.com/1YtVdMeg> will expire in 4 weeks.
>
> See? In 4 weeks the code is gone. If you had added it to the message
> in the first place, then anyone could fin
Matthias Trute writes:
> Enoch,
>
>> I said, how nice it would be if amforth-shell would do it for me just
>> like it does with Atmel's register/bit defs.
>
> That makes sense. But appl_own.py as the filenname. There should
> be better ones. Or a more ge
d5 constant CRC8PLY
-1 constant CRC8MSB
)
CRC8PLY .
CRC8MSB .
$ make shell
AMFORTH_LIB=.:/home/enoch/avr/amforth/trunk/lib python
/home/enoch/avr/amforth/trunk/tools/amforth-shell.py -p /dev/ttyUSB2
|I=appl_defs: example
|I=appl_defs: 4 loaded
|I=Entering amforth interactive interpreter
|I=getting MCU
t; [then] type → hello ok
0 [if] s" hello" [then] type → freezing
Gforth:
~~~
1 [if] s" yes" [else] s" no" [then] type yes ok
0 [if] s" yes" [else] s" no" [then] type no ok
Thank you, Enoch.
-
sp!
else depth
if (.s else ." Empty " then
then
;
Using the usual "stack picture" (of-course). Since only Matthias has
commit rights, it's his call. I don't suggest to fork over this issue
though :-)
Regards, Enoch.
"Michael Kalus"
writes:
writes:
"""
Typical use
===
FORGET is useful when a human redefines an existing
word in the command line, finds a bug, and wants to
correct it:
"""
By the way, there are "marketing reasons" for Amforth to acquire
FORGET-fullness :-)
Regards, Enoch.
n.
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This CRC-8 implementation is more efficient than that of
lib/hardware/1wire-crc8.frt if messages are transmitted/recived on a
byte-by-byte basis.
Regards, Enoch.
PS1: Is there any reference implementation for [if] [else] [then]. I need them
and would be ready to help if needed.
PS2: I assum
Hello Matthias,
Matthias Trute writes:
> Hi Enoch,
>
>
>> Please find in <http://pastebin.com/BRHaitj9> my complete CRC-8
>> implementation
>> for peer review and library inclusion if there is interest.
>
> Since you put your code under MIT license, ther
ned
loading of hex code.
Being corp. world friendly has the power to transform the Amforth
project...
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penfirmware style). Now
that we have a project specific configuration file (appl_defs.frt), how
about recommending all contributors to respond to, say, something akin to
python __debug__ constant which determines the extent of run-time tests.
Regards, Enoch.
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217. This is not their print edition but the PDF
version included in <http://www.forth.com/swiftforth/dl.html>.
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To be continued, need to do some real work now :-)
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As you are responsible for the master firmware as well I suggest that
you find a way to delay successive communications on the master and on
the AVR slave stay high level (Forth).
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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
r systems for embedded micro-
controllers and other environments where it is advantageous to allo-
cate variables only one character in size.
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is true. [IF] .. [THEN] don't
\ exist everywhere, so we use this conditional comment word insted.
: uses ( flag -- ) 0= IF POSTPONE \ THEN ;
It would not occur to the "normal brain" (i.e., tainted by years of
other prog languages use)
Hello Matthias,
Matthias Trute writes:
> Hi Enoch,
>
>>> : cvariable variable -1 allot ;
>>
>> Implementation is not the issue -- education is (i.e., please be
>> reminded that the AVR is an 8bit µC).
>
> I hope you like
> http://amforth.sour
Enoch writes:
> Hello Matthias,
>
> Matthias Trute writes:
>
>> Hi Enoch,
>>
>>>> : cvariable variable -1 allot ;
>>>
>>> Implementation is not the issue -- education is (i.e., please be
>>> reminded that the AVR is an 8bit
"wid" etc. as needed.
In the best Forth tradition let this "autoscope" be initially a NOP and
allow the programmer to introduce whatever naming scheme he/she desires
via a subsequent IS.
Am I missing something? Did I reinvent the wheel? :-)
Thanks, Enoch.
c effect
on your perceptions of what the entity should or should not do."
Let's leave the Hungarian method to Microsoft, where it was invented. It
is an essential evil when managing large projects though.
Regards, Enoch.
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Erich Waelde writes:
> Hi,
>
> On 03/20/2013 11:29 PM, Enoch wrote:
>> Hello AmForth-ers:
>>
>> Did any of you put "wordlists" into a good use?
>
> yes. I use this to create a separate wordlist, which
> is used to parse a special source code str
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