On 10/29/06, Anton Erasmus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
The only way to add "program" memory to an AVR is if you have some sort of
interpreter
which can execute from data memory. Your actual application hence runs in the
internal
flash, and "executes" the user program in data memory. This data memory can be
serial,
parallel or even directly from a serial link or other comms link. This might
sound silly, but the
AVR is actually quite fast enough to run interpreted code at a very reasonable
speed.
Look at http://projects.cappels.org/ for a BASIC interpreter for the AVR.
Regards
Anton Erasmus
I can highly recommend Forth as a fast, embedded, interpreted language.
Cheers,
Shaun
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