Hi pito et al.,
thanks for all your suggestions. After a weekend with amforth this
turns out to be a minor issue that now comes naturally.
The marker hint proved valuable as well as the upload script. I had
to modify it to use the python serial lib to make it work on OpenBSD
though.
Thanks for a
Hi Christian,
On 10/21/2010 04:54 PM, Christian Kellermann wrote:
> Dear amforth'ers,
>
> During my playtime with amforth I always wonder how to develop
> longer dictionaries with the device.
>
> What I am doing now is:
>
> - try out wording at the amforth prompt.
> - transfer changes to a diction
Hi,
First: I do development on my desk, not in the forest
or beneth the roof. Whenever I'm satisfied with a new
version, I copy the flash/eeprom content from the
working controller to hex files (avrdude can do reads
as well as writes) and transfer those files to the final
target systems (one by
I can't speak for all of the amforth'ers, but I can tell you what I do.
I have a set of words (in assembler) that support the Microchip
25LC512 serial EEPROM. These words allow me to save and restore a
full system image on my ATmega328P. By "full system image" I mean
flash from 0 to dp and
Dear amforth'ers,
During my playtime with amforth I always wonder how to develop
longer dictionaries with the device.
What I am doing now is:
- try out wording at the amforth prompt.
- transfer changes to a dictionary file.
- flash the device with the standard image.
- use a little program to in
