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[Flashforth-devel] bit.txt problem

[<fla...@li...>]

Mikael - having great success with FF on mega2560. Minor problem with 
bit0: I think. Attached code snippet shows the problem.

Do you want code from developers (e.g people like me) uploaded so that 
other people can access this. I see someone requesting SPI code and I 
have the Adafruit micro SD card working
successfully as well as a number of other "accessories" - LCD display, 4 
by 4 keypad, DS3232 clock  using i2cbase.txt, GPS using Adafruit 
ultimate breakout.

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Re: [Flashforth-devel] bit.txt problem

[<fla...@li...>]

Yes, I would really like for people to contribute FF application code.
After all FF is a GPL system.

You can create a wikipage in the FF wiki where you can paste your code 
or attach it as a file.

Name your pages: CHIP:SUBJECT for example:
ATMEGA2560:LCD display using K0066 controller

Also put a link to a new page in the wiki front page.

I'll take a look at the  bit0: problem.

Mikael

Re: [Flashforth-devel] bit.txt problem

[<fla...@li...>]

Graham,
I have rewritten the Atmega BIT words.
The BIO words have been merged into the BIT words
so that always the optimal IO register access is used.

The BIO words were removed.

The new BIT words can be found in git and in the latest ff5.0.zip file.

Hope it works now. Tests can be found in bit-test.txt.

Mike

Re: [Flashforth-devel] bit.txt problem

[Donald G. <dgo...@sb...>]

Does anyone have a sample of SPI code?
Thanks,Don 

    On Tuesday, January 6, 2015 9:21 AM, "fla...@li..." <fla...@li...> wrote:
 

 Graham,
I have rewritten the Atmega BIT words.
The BIO words have been merged into the BIT words
so that always the optimal IO register access is used.

The BIO words were removed.

The new BIT words can be found in git and in the latest ff5.0.zip file.

Hope it works now. Tests can be found in bit-test.txt.

Mike

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