On Sun, Sep 2, 2012 at 9:33 PM, Reginald Beardsley wrote:

> But it wouldn't be a 6502/6520 chip, which at 50 MHz would be pretty potent.

If you really want a 6502 at 50 MHz, that's what FPGAs are for...

-p.
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hi,  freiends
     I've posted another msp430eForth list file on the web site. This eForth is designed by Dr. C. H. Ting and modified by Dr. L. C. Wang. This eForth is not fully publicished publicly. So the execution file is not here. As for 4e4th camelForth it's ok. I've spent a lot of time on 4e4th prior to the advent of eForth. So 4e4th ( 99.exe ) is quite matured now. One of the special feature I'd like to emphysize is that you can develop assembly language in tF system without having to switch to the other assembler. And this assembler under tF system is conceptually universal to almost all the mcus including ARM.
after 99.exe  you can do a lot of exercise 
see''   drop 
words'  words''
flash  m  
: t1  1111 .    ; 
flash m   
9.6k  
words
    
: t2  2222 . ; 
flash m 
9.6k
words
    and so on.
 
This procedure is quite straightfoward and simple, without having to read a lot of manual and operate under monsterous IDE.  Come to me you'll find forth is really a good platform to work with.
 
    
 
 

寄件者： Reginald
收件者： m...
寄件日期： 2012/9/3 (週一) 3:11 AM
主旨： [msp430] Re: USB MSP430 LaunchPad from/to PC communication?
 

I'm *quite* aware that the posts are to the msp430 group. However, that's not where Luke (holinepu) placed the files referenced in his post. Those are being placed in the files area of armForth.

From the post to which I was responding:

"The execution file of 4e4th can be found in:
tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/armForth/files/msp430/99.xxx and 99.lst"

I'll let his response speak to the rest.

BTW how do you find the message #s you quoted? I can't find how to view them.

Have Fun!
Reg

--- In mailto:msp430%40yahoogroups.com, "old_cow_yellow" wrote:
>
> Reg,
>
> I am ... baffled by this post... in a yahoo group file area for the ARM.
>
> Actually this is the yahoo MSP430 (not ARM) group.
>
> ... Things I would need to be able to use this:
> C, forth & assembly source files
> description of development system (IAR, CCS, mspgcc or whatever)
> summary of relevant features (memory map, peripherals supported, etc)
> a few short sentences describing things about each variant not covered by the above ...
>
> Dirk (bluebee2012) suggested 4E4th earlier (msg#50638).
> http://www.4e4th.eu/ (a click on the British flag switches to English text).
>



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