Hello Matthias & all:
> Matthias Trute writes:
>> That makes sense. But appl_own.py as the filenname. There should
>> be better ones. Or a more generic approach. I'm not a python expert,
>> but many python directories contain a file named __init__.py to do
>> something useful.
>
> Seems too "
Matthias Trute writes:
> Enoch,
>
>> I said, how nice it would be if amforth-shell would do it for me just
>> like it does with Atmel's register/bit defs.
>
> That makes sense. But appl_own.py as the filenname. There should
> be better ones. Or a more generic approach. I'm not a python expert
Enoch,
> I said, how nice it would be if amforth-shell would do it for me just
> like it does with Atmel's register/bit defs.
That makes sense. But appl_own.py as the filenname. There should
be better ones. Or a more generic approach. I'm not a python expert,
but many python directories conta
Matthias Trute writes:
> Hi Enoch,
>
>>
>> As I promised to generalize crc8.frt (#1) a question was raised how would
>> the user configure it to its use, namely, select the generating
>> polynomial byte and the needed bit order (#2).
>>
>> I answered the question through the following amforth-sh
Hi Enoch,
>
> As I promised to generalize crc8.frt (#1) a question was raised how would
> the user configure it to its use, namely, select the generating
> polynomial byte and the needed bit order (#2).
>
> I answered the question through the following amforth-shell.py
> improvement which introdu
Hello Matthias & all:
As I promised to generalize crc8.frt (#1) a question was raised how would
the user configure it to its use, namely, select the generating
polynomial byte and the needed bit order (#2).
I answered the question through the following amforth-shell.py
improvement which introduce
