Hi prof_braino.
It works finely on your Hive hardware?
sd_viewer work only SDHC/SDSC, not MMC.
(if MMC, sd_viewer move into loop during initialize.)
Only SFN(ShortFileName) Not LFN(LongFileName)
Not display cluster-chain.
Hi prof_braino.
It works finely on your Hive hardware?
sd_viewer work only SDHC/SDSC, not MMC.
(if MMC, sd_viewer move into loop during initialize.)
Only SFN(ShortFileName) Not LFN(LongFileName)
Not display cluster-chain.
Sorry I have been unable to load it yet, too busy with new job.
Lab time is weekend only these days.
I want to execute word on another cog.
How can I do it?
The easy answer is we put the text in the cog's input buffer, same as if we typed it using the keyboard, and give the text to the interpreter, same as if we typed it. Sal says the mechanism is pretty simple but I haven't done it yet, and haven't written the documentation. I'm supposed to do that this weekend. I'll post when I get the page written.
Please teach me this meaning.
Used cogs by Forth are cogs: 5 - 6, and unused cogs are cogs: 0- 4?
Cog7 is used by console?
COG7 is running the I/O, when you seem to be talking to COG5 or COG4, etc you are actually talking to COG7 and COG7 is talking to the cogs and displaying the I/O
When a cog has stack underflow or overflow, it gets re-initialized and control is turned to the next cog in line.
There is the option of leaving spin running in cog0, (default) or running forth in all cogs.
The easy answer is we put the text in the cog's input buffer, same as if we typed it using the keyboard, and give the text to the interpreter, same as if we typed it.
Hi prof_braino.
What is cog's input buffer?
Can I use COG-IDnumber?
Comments
You are definitely the coolest!
It works finely on your Hive hardware?
sd_viewer work only SDHC/SDSC, not MMC.
(if MMC, sd_viewer move into loop during initialize.)
Only SFN(ShortFileName) Not LFN(LongFileName)
Not display cluster-chain.
When it quit to check "s"(address) after "u"(File Detail), it occure "COG6 RESET" to restart "viewer".
Sorry I have been unable to load it yet, too busy with new job.
Lab time is weekend only these days.
I will inform you of any interesting behavior.
I checked using sd_func_1.0_test.f.
I attached log.txt.
I think result changed because sd_func_1.0_test.f has several test codes.
I seemes there are codes not executed.
My code is bad or PropForth's bug?
I have no idea.
Please check this after your Hive completed.
I want to execute word on another cog.
How can I do it?
Please teach me this meaning.
Used cogs by Forth are cogs: 5 - 6, and unused cogs are cogs: 0- 4?
Cog7 is used by console?
The easy answer is we put the text in the cog's input buffer, same as if we typed it using the keyboard, and give the text to the interpreter, same as if we typed it. Sal says the mechanism is pretty simple but I haven't done it yet, and haven't written the documentation. I'm supposed to do that this weekend. I'll post when I get the page written.
COG7 is running the I/O, when you seem to be talking to COG5 or COG4, etc you are actually talking to COG7 and COG7 is talking to the cogs and displaying the I/O
When a cog has stack underflow or overflow, it gets re-initialized and control is turned to the next cog in line.
There is the option of leaving spin running in cog0, (default) or running forth in all cogs.
kids.... later....
Hi prof_braino.
What is cog's input buffer?
Can I use COG-IDnumber?
I found out "cogXInstructions" on Wiki.
But I don't understand yet.
There is "CTL+A to cog1" on wiki.
But no change.
How do I change prompt to "Cog1 ok"?
That must be a typo. The real command is "CTL+Alt"
Can you post the link to the page with the error on it so I can fix it?
Thanks!
Updated the FAQ, please let me know if the entries need more work
http://code.google.com/p/propforth/wiki/PropForthFAQ
Newer entries are at the top
http://code.google.com/p/propforth/downloads/list
Please move propforth duiscussion to the new thread
http://forums.parallax.com/showthread.php?t=126285