Matthias,
I did as you suggested and removed the environment? word from .res
resulting in the following:
\ dump free resources
: .res ( -- )
base @ >r
decimal
cr
ver ." running at " f_cpu 1000 um/mod . drop ." kHz " cr
s" mcu-info" 2 + @i dp -
." free FLASH cells " u. cr
." free RAM bytes " unused u. cr
." used EEPROM bytes " edp u. cr
." used data stack cells " depth u. cr
." used return stack cells " rp0 rp@ - 1- 1- 2/ u. cr
." free return stack cells " rp@ sp0 - 1+ 1+ 2/ u. cr cr
r> base !
;
However when I run this I get the following for my 32K flash Arduino
Uno after loading a bunch of Forth code:
amforth 5.1 ATmega328P running at 16000 kHz
free FLASH cells 47641
free RAM bytes 1674
used EEPROM bytes 84
used data stack cells 1
used return stack cells 11
free return stack cells 29
I don't know how I could have 47641 flash cells available. I don't
understand AmForth's internals
enough yet to know what the problem is.
What do you think?
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