May 2012 Notes
Compiled by Dave Jaffe
SVFIG at Maker Faire
Forth for Arduino
Short description: Forth is the simplest programming
language for embedded systems, including Arduino. We have a number of Forth
systems for the Arduino Uno board. We will teach people how to write Forth
programs for applications on Arduino boards.
Full description: Forth is the simplest programming
language for embedded systems, including Arduino. We have a number of Forth
systems for the Arduino Uno board. We will teach people how to write Forth
programs for applications on Arduino boards. We will set up four training
stations with laptop PCs and Arduino boards to give people hands-on experience
in using the Forth language to program Arduino boards.
Initial PWM Test - Dennis Ruffer "These are some notes
from my first experiences on Green Arrays Evaluation Board (EVB001 rev
0.1.1). I will try to explain things precisely, so that others can follow after
me. Although I have worked with earlier versions of Chucks chip, I have
not used the ColorForth IDE. This means that I am learning just about as much
as most readers of this document and, as they recommend in the arrayForth
Users Manual (DB004 Revised 12/23/2011)."
- Documentation (pdf notes and
ColorForth system file [bootable on a native system] - 280 Kb zip file
Other items:
- Forth
- Free Forth Compilers
and Development Systems
- MineCraft RedPower 2
-
6502
emulator in Minecraft runs Forth
- Forth Programming Tutorial
Episode 1
- Forth
Programming Tutorial Episode 2
- Mod
Spotlight video
- Computers
- BeagleBone
- $49
Android PC
- Software
- Hardware
- Forth Programming Books
- Articles
- Stores
- Robots
- Games
- Companies
- Mosaic
Industries, Inc.
- Forth Jobs - submitted by Dennis Ruffer
- Lectures
- People
- GreenArrays
- Surplus Houses
- Meetings
- Videos
- Books
- Forth
books at Amazon
- Other
- Electric IMP - product -
development
kit
- Makey
Makey
- SparkFun products - Nathan Seidle
- FM/AM
receiver
- Logic
analyzer
- Pressure
sensor
- Ultrasonic
ranging sensors
- Open
Source Hardware (video 2:36)
- Maker Faire and related items (many contributed by Kevin
Appert)
- Photos
- Adam
Savage's Talk: Why We Make
- Arduinos
and Altairs
- Replica
Computers from Briel Computers
- Altair Kit
- Altair
emulation
- Giant
Nose-Picking Machine (from Maker Faire 2010) (2:22 video)
- Make
Magazine YouTube channel
- Arduino
application: Choreographing an Army of Elmo Robots (video)
- $100 Smart
Touch LCD
- MSP430 LaunchPad
Evaluation Kit
- Little Bits
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