Re: [Amforth-devel] Connection to host

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

Pretty much there.

A suggestion...

for

"(same: rarly used). Any other programmer type may need support from the 
microcontroller (a so called bootloader) but cannot program amforth (the 
reasons are explained in the technical handbook). "

try

"(same: rarely used). Programming that relies on a boot loader on the 
micro-controller itself can not load amforth (the reasons are explained 
in the technical handbook)."

I think this means the same but the english is a little clearer.

Last tip, the mention of JTAG may be misleading, many of the Atmega 
micro's do not have JTAG capability. I think you may have meant that the 
  Atmel JTAG programmer could be used in it's ICSP mode.

If I have got it wrong I apologies in advance.

Is it worth considering putting in some hyperlinks to a couple of sites. 
(ie Atmel,s programming tools and maybe the pony prog pages)

Hope this helps.

Cheers

Andy Kirby


Matthias Trute wrote:
> Mike,
> 
> Mike Beach wrote:
>> Many thanks, Erich and Andy, for your swift responses.
>>
>> Very reassuring - makes much more sense. (Can I be the only one with this query? Maybe 
>> someone will add a few words to the AMForth documentation.)
>>   
> 
> I just edited the FAQ a little, maybe you can comment on it?
> 
> http://amforth.sourceforge.net/faq.html (top2)
> 
> Matthias
> 
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