Hi again Mikael,
Does there exist an AVR assembly implementation of the words defined in task.fs or will I have to translate the implementation myself?
Thanks again :)
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Hi.
You will have to translate it yourself. SEE helps.
I was thinking of making a word FREEZE that would configure the current compiled dictionary as the new base dictionary. That could then be dumped to a hex file and programmed to other chips. Or there could even be a Forth program to clone the current chip to another chip.
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Thanks Mikael. Already in the process of translating, so I'll post my results here when I'm finished in case they're needed in future. It's mostly just calling other subroutines in any case.
FREEZE sounds like a good idea - even better if it could be used on specific user-defined words rather than the entire user-defined dictionary
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Hi again Mikael,
Does there exist an AVR assembly implementation of the words defined in task.fs or will I have to translate the implementation myself?
Thanks again :)
Hi.
You will have to translate it yourself. SEE helps.
I was thinking of making a word FREEZE that would configure the current compiled dictionary as the new base dictionary. That could then be dumped to a hex file and programmed to other chips. Or there could even be a Forth program to clone the current chip to another chip.
Thanks Mikael. Already in the process of translating, so I'll post my results here when I'm finished in case they're needed in future. It's mostly just calling other subroutines in any case.
FREEZE sounds like a good idea - even better if it could be used on specific user-defined words rather than the entire user-defined dictionary