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[Amforth-devel] AVR-Studio und amforth

[<sg...@gm...>]

Hallo alle zusammen!

Ich habe ein Problem beim simulieren und verwenden von amforth.
Ich benutze Windows und das AVRStudio. Ich hab das Userguide gelesen und
das Kompilieren der Beispiele funktioniert soweit fehlerfrei aber sobald
ich auf Simulieren klicke, hängt sich das AVRStudio auf.
Ich habe die Include-Pfade bei den Projectsettings angegeben und den
AVRSimulator1 verwendet.
Kopiere ich aber den inhalt von amforth.asm in meine main.asm, dann kann
ich eine weile simulieren, bis ich plötzlich wieder beim Resetvector
bin, also ein Reset ausgelöst hat   o_O
Ich habe auch schon andere, komplette Projekte ausprobiert, jedoch lande
ich immer nach ca 1800 CPU-Zyklen (lt. Simulator) beim Resetvector.
Auf der Hardware bekomme ich leider auch kein Promt   :(
Hatte schon jemand solch ein Problem, oder kann jemand ein mit
avr-studio funktionierendes amforth-Projekt online stellen?

Danke!
Sgix

Re: [Amforth-devel] AVR-Studio und amforth

[Matthias T. <mt...@we...>]

sg...@gm... schrieb:
> Hallo alle zusammen!
>
> Ich habe ein Problem beim simulieren und verwenden von amforth.
>   
I've got terrible problem with simulating as well.  Your
problems sound very similiar to me. But once I got a
working hardware with an command prompt, I never
again simulated amforth. It's an awkward tool...

> Auf der Hardware bekomme ich leider auch kein Promt   :(
>   
Which hardware: which controller (quartz?), which serial
terminal type (e.g. max232 or ftdi like usb chips etc). Nothing
else matters ;=)
 
Matthias

Re: [Amforth-devel] AVR-Studio und amforth

[<sg...@gm...>]

Hi!
I was going to rum amforth am a atmega128 with 16MHz and the terminal on 
COM0, because i already have a working and well tested hardware with 
this µC.
I'm using AVR-Studio 4.13 on Windows XP and Win7.
I am going to show the advantages of "forth" to my classmates in a 
presentation, it would be nice to show them a live-working amforth 
system on this platform  :)  so i doesn't want it to simulate it in the 
first place.
Does anyone have a compiled hex-file for this µC?
Corrently i'm going to build a testboard with a atmega32 to run the 
pollin-example, but its not finished yet...

Sgix

Matthias Trute wrote:
> sg...@gm... schrieb:
>    
>> Hallo alle zusammen!
>>
>> Ich habe ein Problem beim simulieren und verwenden von amforth.
>>
>>      
> I've got terrible problem with simulating as well.  Your
> problems sound very similiar to me. But once I got a
> working hardware with an command prompt, I never
> again simulated amforth. It's an awkward tool...
>
>    
>> Auf der Hardware bekomme ich leider auch kein Promt   :(
>>
>>      
> Which hardware: which controller (quartz?), which serial
> terminal type (e.g. max232 or ftdi like usb chips etc). Nothing
> else matters ;=)
>
> Matthias
>
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Re: [Amforth-devel] AVR-Studio und amforth

[Matthias T. <mt...@we...>]

sg...@gm... schrieb:
> Hi!
> I was going to rum amforth am a atmega128 with 16MHz and the terminal on 
> COM0
<nitpick>
I know of a /dev/ttyS0 and a com1, but never saw a com0.
</nitpick>

The atmega128 should work without real trouble. Since I've never
got one myself, I cannot provide a hex file. Sorry.

> I am going to show the advantages of "forth" to my classmates in a 
> presentation, it would be nice to show them a live-working amforth 
> system on this platform  :)  so i doesn't want it to simulate it in the 
> first place.
>   
Within the simulator I never got a command prompt .... Not even
with a JTAG debugger on real hardware.

Matthias

Re: [Amforth-devel] AVR-Studio und amforth

[<sg...@gm...>]

Sorry, i mean the terminal should communicate on UART0 of the µC. The 
atmega128 does have 2 UARTs.
I started simulating and debugging, because i doesn't get a Promt on the 
real hardware after programming  :(
I'm still trying to get the system running. It's good to know that 
amforth is working on a atmega128.
Thx for helping.

Sgix

Matthias Trute wrote:
> sg...@gm... schrieb:
>    
>> Hi!
>> I was going to rum amforth am a atmega128 with 16MHz and the terminal on
>> COM0
>>      
> <nitpick>
> I know of a /dev/ttyS0 and a com1, but never saw a com0.
> </nitpick>
>
> The atmega128 should work without real trouble. Since I've never
> got one myself, I cannot provide a hex file. Sorry.
>
>    
>> I am going to show the advantages of "forth" to my classmates in a
>> presentation, it would be nice to show them a live-working amforth
>> system on this platform  :)  so i doesn't want it to simulate it in the
>> first place.
>>
>>      
> Within the simulator I never got a command prompt .... Not even
> with a JTAG debugger on real hardware.
>
> Matthias
>
>
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