Re: [Flashforth-devel] building flashforth with avra?

[Peter J. <pe...@me...>]

Mikael,
many months have passed...

No, asciidoctor produces HTML files that can be part of a static web 
site.  I have put the rendered files in a github repository so that they 
appear at https://pajacobs-ghub.github.io/

These are essentially a port of the LateX documents, as they were in 
2016, 2017.  Quite a few little details need to be revised because I 
have not kept up with things since then, however, the current state are 
a good indication of how the revised documents might turn out.

The source asciidoc files are in the repository with the LaTeX files at 
https://github.com/pajacobs-ghub/flashforth-docs
Compared with the lateX source, I think that they will be much easier to 
maintain.

Anyway, now that I have retired from the UQ payroll, I should find time 
to update the docs. Unfortunately, that also means that I no longer have 
access to eager thesis students who might be skilled in assembly language.

Regards,
Peter J.


On 13/4/21 1:04 am, Mikael Nordman wrote:
> Peter, sorry for my slow response.
>
> FF Atmega is now transformed to be compiled with MPLABX and XC8.
>
> Does ASCIIDOC require some server side support? I am not familiar with 
> it.
>
> It seems all peripherals, including flash and eeprom, are different on 
> the 4809.
> Maybe you have an eager student to take on the task ?
>
> BR Mikael
>
> On 2021-03-28 13:49, Peter Jacobs wrote:
>> Mikael,
>> It would be interesting to have FF running on Atmega4809.  I bought a
>> few of those thinking that I would come back to doing some FF-related
>> work this year (2021). It has been a while since I have had any time
>> to play, so part of my plans included a refresh of the tutorial
>> documents, possibly into ASCIIDOC source form.   I expect that such a
>> form would allow them to be more easily included on your web site and,
>> also, that it would be easier to copy and paste code from them.
>> Cheers,
>> Peter J.