Re: [Amforth-devel] "We use amforth", don't we?

[Andy K. <an...@ak...>]

I would like to promote the use of AMFORTH for use in the RepRap Project 
with the next Generation of Electronics.

Unfortunately the consesus currently appears to be that the next 
generation will be Arduino Mega based. The Butterfly won't cut it.

So until I get some time to shorten my to-do list and create hardware 
definitions for amforth & the ATMega 1280, I have very little to offer.

Best of luck though, I could fancy berlin again. It was great St Nicholas.

Cheers

Andy Kirby

Erich Waelde wrote:
> Folks,
> 
> I have been asked to produce a flyer about amforth. This flyer will be handed
> out at the booth of the "Forth Gesellschaft e.V."[1] at the Linuxtag[2] 2010 in
> Berlin. I will be there, we will have a few Forth related projects on exhibit.
> 
> In order to provide useful information, I would be very interested
> to hear from you:
> 
> *Users of amforth*
> 
> Have you run one or more projects with amforth?
> 
> What is your project (controller/programm/periphery) doing?
> 
> What things have you missed in amforth, what have you added?
> 
> Is your project description available online?
> 
> Are you willing to have you project listed on the flyer?
> 
> 
> 
> 
> The flyer will be freely available.
> Matthias has agreed to ask on the list for the information.
> Feel free to swamp the list with answers, links, pictures, suggestions ...
> 
> Cheers,
> Erich
> 
> [1] www.forth-ev.de
> [2] www.linuxtag.org/2010
> 
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