Radolf von Salis

Hello, indeed, it works a little faster. Thank you for the hint. BR

Thank you Mikael. It seems that with an interrupt routine also no data can be exchanged via data stack, but only via a variable.

Hi Mikael, In my guide to FlashForth5 I have an example for interrupts. See page 28 of the guide FlashForth5.pfd in the attachement! When I call the first time irq_init all seems to be ok. The second time I get something like irq_init 1 ok<#,ram> 2 3 4 5 6 Interrupt abgestellt Something does not work properly. It may be that I must insert ei and di in the appropriate places, or that I can not leave the int_routine at this way. Can you give me a hint? Thank you! BR Radolf von Salis

Hi Mikael, In my guide to FlashForth5 I have an example for interrupts. See page 28 of the guide FlashForth5.pfd in the attachement! When I call the first time irq_init all seems to be ok. The second time I get something like irq_init 1 ok<#,ram> 2 3 4 5 6 Interrupt abgestellt Something does not work properly. It may be that I must insert ei and di in the appropriate places, or that I can not leave the int_routine at this way. Can you give me a hint? Thank you! BR Radolf von Salis

How do you bring FlashForth 5 into an ARDUINO nano? You will find the answer to this question in the Annex. Unfortunately in German.

in the appendix a product of the corona crisis. I am grateful for any suggestions

Hi Simon, see attachement! BR Radolf

Hi Mikael, thank you for the hint. In the attachement you can see the example I'm going to use in my work. My last questions for you is about the use of the words .id and cf, BR Radolf