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-Author:
- Matthias Trute <mtrute@users.sourceforge.net>
-
-Major Contributors:
- Erich Waelde
- Michael Kalus
- Leon Maurer
- Ullrich Hoffmann
- Karl Lund
- Enoch
- Bradford Rodriguez (MSP430 code from Camelforth 0.5)
-
-License: General Public License (GPL) Version 3 from 2007. See the
-file LICENSE.txt or http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html. This
-license applies to all files unless a file has some different
-attribution in it.
-
-AmForth is an interactive 16-bit Forth for Atmel ATmega and
-Texas Instruments MSP430 microcontrollers. It does not need
-additional hard or software. It works completely on the
-controller (no cross-compiler). AmForth uses the indirect
-threading forth implementation technique.
-
-ATmega:
-
- The forth dictionary is in the flash memory, new words are compiled
- directly into flash. Since no (widely available) bootloader supports
- an API to write to flash, AmForth uses the bootloader space itself.
-
-MSP430
-
- The Forth dictionary is in the flash or FRAM memory, new words are
- compiled to it. Use SAVE to keep the code accessible across
- reboots. The flash devices cannot rewrite the flash cell once a
- word is written.
-
-AmForth is implemented in assembly and forth. The code is stable
-and well tested. The MSP430 variant is newer and may have less
-features.
-
-All words have Forth 2012 (CORE and various extenion word sets)
-stack diagrams, but not necessarily the complete semantics. Some
-words from the standards are left out, ask for them if you need them.
-
-Development hardware are evaluation boards running various Atmega's
-between 2 and 20 MHz with various external hardware: none,
-led, push-buttons, SD-card, ethernet controller, RF module etc.
-The MSP430 code is tested with Launchpads.
-
-Documentation can be found in the doc/ subdirectory and
-on the homepage http://amforth.sourceforge.net/.
-
-Contact, bug reports, questions, wishes etc:
- mailto:amforth-devel@lists.sourceforge.net