Just a quick update and a note about a problem I encountered (which might
help someone else facing the same issue):
I was able to build using the instructions given in the Linux User's Guide.
But I was unable to run, at any baud rate, the amforth-shell.py. This
turned out to be an issue with the
Tristan,
Thank you for the prompt reply! Please see my comments below
On Tue, Apr 30, 2019 at 12:01 PM Tristan Williams wrote:
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> I am interested to know what eval hardware you are using.
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I am using an Olimex AVR-CAN:
https://www.olimex.com/Products/AVR/Development/AVR-CAN/
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> I have no
I moved my builds to Linux and I can now build a working set of .hex files
that run on my eval hardware without errors or warnings. Though there are
some parts that appear to be missing, in particular the various PORTX
constants and the words that operate on them (like pinport).
When looking at
Good morning,
This is my first mailing to the list, and very much a newbie to forth. I
am trying to build for the AT90CAN128 mcu, following the directions given
the "User Manual for Windows".
I am using AVRStudio 4.18 (build 716). The first issue I ran across was
adding the additional path to th
