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-This folder contains some example codes not
-related to any application.
-
-easter.frt: calculates the date of easter. almost unmodfied version
- of Will Baden's code
-
-fib.frt: simple benchmark. calculate a fibonacci number using
- different algorithm.
-
-sieve.frt: not-so simple benchmark modelled after the sieve code
- of Marcel Hendrix. Uses single bits to store the is-prim flag.
-
-run-hayes.frt: demonstrate the use of the amforth-upload.py utility
- and the special #include syntax. The test itself is a slightly
- modified HAYES test suite
-
-queens.frt: solves the queens problem for various size, maybe useful
- as a benchmark.
-
-ascii.frt: prints an ascii table on screen
-
-life.frt: Conveys game of life. Its very memory intensive, the example
- code works on an Atmega16, but a bigger one would allow larger
- worlds.
-
-string-rec.frt: converts a " delimited string into a printable,
- compilable and postponable text object. It replaces the s" command.
-
-sierpinski.frt: simple fractal generator. Illustrates the use of
- the amforth-shell to include library files.
-
-co.frt: co routines aka subroutines for nonpreemtive multitasking.
- Examples on how to use them are included.
-
-many.frt: Repeat the input line until a key is hit. Use it with care
- since it can cause a lot of trouble. Since the input line is re-parsed
- every time, it is much slower than a compiled word.