[Amforth] marker failing? was: Newbie with a mega2560

I took the liberty to snip off the thread. Hello Michael, Michael Picco writes: > Hello! > > I seem to have stumbled across an issue. > > First code I wrote was to blink the LED onboard.  This worked just fine. > Then I went to add 'marker'.  Entered it line-by-line ... got the 'Ok' after > ea

Re: [Amforth] Marker?

Thanks Erich! That wasn't quite clear in the write-up. Having made that change, it's now working. Regards, Michael On 10/10/2013 1:02 PM, Erich Waelde wrote: > Hello, > > On 10/10/2013 09:48 PM, Michael Picco wrote: > > I noticed that the documentation regarding "Un-Doing > > Definitions" is

Re: [Amforth] Marker?

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hello, On 10/10/2013 09:48 PM, Michael Picco wrote: > I noticed that the documentation regarding "Un-Doing > Definitions" is in error. > > The two forth source files referred to have different paths: > > The current paths appear to be: > > lib/ans9

[Amforth] Marker?

I noticed that the documentation regarding "Un-Doing Definitions" is in error. The two forth source files referred to have different paths: The current paths appear to be: lib/ans94/core/postpone.frt and lib/ans94/core-ext/marker.frt Having said that, when trying to compile 'marker.frt', it te

Re: [Amforth] MARKER fixed

Hello Matthias, Matthias Trute writes: > I think that reparing marker this way is only half of the > story. IMHO marker became unmaintainable (at least > for me) so I changed it completely following the idea > from Michael: keep the whole EEPROM instead of > a structured dump of it. The eeprom co

Re: [Amforth] MARKER fixed

Hi Enoch, > Hello Matthias & All: > > MARKER was restoring word-lists in the reverse order. Sorry for that. > Fixed via a new > REVERSE word which is expected to be useful on its own. Indeed. See below. I think that reparing marker this way is only half of the story. IMHO marker became unmai

[Amforth] MARKER fixed

Hello Matthias & All: MARKER was restoring word-lists in the reverse order. Fixed via a new REVERSE word which is expected to be useful on its own. See: http://pastebin.com/iWp7MRmv Here's the new REVERSE word for those objecting to pastebins :-) \ ( X1 .. Xn n -- Xn .. X1 n ) : reverse >r

Re: [Amforth] MARKER

"Michael Kalus" writes: > Hi Enoch. > > Here it is. I have no idea if it works with current amforth. > Some hints which amforth words have changed in versions >3.6 are > given in the srouce, there may be more since. > > I factored ,EE to copy eeprom to flash and POPEE to out it back to > eepr

Re: [Amforth] MARKER

Hi Enoch. Here it is. I have no idea if it works with current amforth. Some hints which amforth words have changed in versions >3.6 are given in the srouce, there may be more since. I factored ,EE to copy eeprom to flash and POPEE to out it back to eeprom - not that elegant notation. ; : ,ee

[Amforth] MARKER

Hello Michael Kalus, IIRC Matthias mentioned that you have once written a MARKER version that backs up the entire EEPROM to the Flash memory. IMHO that's the correct approach. Can you post this code again. On GMANE I found a broken dropbox link from 2010. If I have to write from scratch all MARKE

Re: [Amforth] marker

that "set-current" is not available. > This can be fixed by adding the line > > .include "dict_wl.inc" > > to file dict_appl.inc and reassembling amforth. > "marker" is working. > > Cheers, > Erich > > > -

Re: [Amforth] marker

> Error: Error in line sent The error says, that "set-current" is not available. This can be fixed by adding the line .include "dict_wl.inc" to file dict_appl.inc and reassembling amforth. "marker" is working. Cheers, Erich -

[Amforth] marker

Hi, Can marker be fixed? Thanks, Enoch. (AT90CAN128)> #include marker.frt |D=#include marker.frt |I=getting filenames on the host |I= Reading . |I= Reading ../../lib |I=using marker.frt from/home/enoch/private/iobcan/amforth/lib/ans94/core-ext /home/enoch/private/iobcan/amforth/appl/avr-c