Okay, I got a little bit of a chance to play with this tonight. I wanted to
hack out the $prevline variables and forcibly replace them with the actual
beginning lines from the file. This then shows all the asm files in
common/words that have issues that need to be dealt with. It's at best a
hack be
Actually not really impressive, yet at least. Mostly I just changed the
locations for:
my $texdir="../doc/source/TG";
#my $asmdir="../avr8/words";
my $asmdir="../common/words";
so they pointed at the right place to be built. Then I yanked some old asm
files from release/5.1 to find out why the ne
Hello Mark,
short answer: I'm impressed!
I'm still fairly fluent in perl, so I expect this can be fixed
to produce a refcard again. And yes I also expect to fix up the
source .asm files. Regarding those headers: IFF the files were
indeed generated from forth code, then I would like to include
sai
Hopefully this will get sent to the right place...
I have been poking around the Perl script that creates the Refcard and
managed to get it to spit out a new (well, not quite but...) refcard.rst
which can then be build into the webpage when using make to create the
htdocs. It works if I change the
Hello,
after an hour of digging:
The refcard was not regenerated by me when updating the web
page. So that explains why the link entry is missing on the
page.
The refcard page itself, namely
>> http://amforth.sourceforge.net/TG/refcard.html
is still there, because I did not dare to start with an
Hello Martin,
Martin Nicholas via Amforth-devel writes:
> Somehow this has gone from the RH menu:
> http://amforth.sourceforge.net/TG/refcard.html
Good point, thanks for the report.
Some time back I had a conversation with Matthias about the
reference card.
- it has grown unbelievably
- it sho
Somehow this has gone from the RH menu:
http://amforth.sourceforge.net/TG/refcard.html
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Regards,
Martin Nicholas.
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