Re: [Amforth-devel] Butterfly problems

[Mike B. <mi...@mj...>]

Aha! Found it! The assembler generates a file with an .eep extension which is actually a hex 
file. That will no doubt be the missing ingredient. The automatically-generated batch file 
AvrBuild.bat begins to make slightly more sense. Once I get through this, I'll be tempted to 
write something for the benefit of others as ignorant as myself!

Mike


Hi Mike,

> The amforth files for Bf create a hex file on AVRStudio without error or warning, and a 
> STK500 claims to successfully copy it to flash via ISP (just the one file, no EEPROM file as 
> indicated at one point in the amforth documentation).

Exactly that is the problem: You definitly need the EEPROM hex file,
without it
amforth cannot work at all. Strange that the avrstudio does not generate
one..

You may find hex files in earlier versions, I sometimes miss to
generate one for a release. mea culpa. Please do not mix the versions
however...

Matthias


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