I really appreciate the kind words about amforth-shell.py from both
Craig and Enoch. I'm really pleased it has worked well for the
community and especially that others have carried it forward with
enhancements to fill other needs. I haven't had enough free time to get
to any of the amforth projec
I figured out what my problem was. It was the fact that when running as a
turnkey application I didn't give my application any delay to allow the
hardware to stabilize. I added 500 ms before the startup code and the
problem when away.
On Thu, Dec 5, 2013 at 10:15 AM, craig and heather wrote:
Hello all,
I'm working on a project you might be interested in. Its a digitally
controlled FM radio with LCD display and IR remote control. All of the code
is written in AmForth, of course. I've placed the hardware and software
into the public domain so you can use it anyway you want. The code is
craig and heather
writes:
> I just want to say thanks to Keith for his work on this great tool. I had
> never run Python in my life but easily got his tool working and have never
> looked back. Using the shell has saved me a lot of effort and frustration.
> Command line recall and include files a
I have a completed app which I will share with the amforth community
shortly that needs one last tweak. I want the app to run as a turnkey
application on an Arduino Uno.
The app runs great interactively via amforth-shell.py. I execute the top
level word and off it goes. When I try to install it as
I just want to say thanks to Keith for his work on this great tool. I had
never run Python in my life but easily got his tool working and have never
looked back. Using the shell has saved me a lot of effort and frustration.
Command line recall and include files are really cool features.
Thanks a b
