word definitions for IsoMax

[DHD]

Hello.

I am new to IsoMax and am looking for a simple list of definitions to the words listed in the manual. Am I missing it? I have found a list of all the available words, but have not come across their definitions. Is this posted online somewhere or is it somewhere in the manual that I may have missed?

Cheers,
DHD

[nmitech]

Here is the link for IsoMax Glossary,
http://www.newmicros.com/store/product_manual/IsomaxGlossary.pdf

from the download page,
http://www.newmicros.com/store/product_details/download.html

[DHD]

I would like to know how to write data to pins 0 thru 7 of the GPIO port of the 2106 ARM. I am trying to connect an LCD display that accepts data in 8 bit bytes using a strobe. I understand how to create the strobe. How do I send the 8 bits of data out thru P0.0 thru P0.7 ?

[DHD]

Since I am using the ARM 2106, a glossary for it would be cool.
I found the IsoMAX glossary and it appears to be for a different chip.

[nmitech]

Yes, the IsoMax for ARM is slightly different with the Pod due to the differences of the memory model architectures. Also the Pod is 16-bit CPU and the ARM is 32-bit CPU, you will notice some differences with the memory operation words such as '@', '!', etc... On the 16-bit CPU, '@' will put a 16-bit data on stack, and '!' stores 16-bit data to address. Where '@' and '!" are handled 32-bit on the ARM. Also you will notice some words are available and/or supported on one CPU but not the other.

Since we lack of documentation for the preliminary IsoMax ARM. The 'Pod IsoMax document is still a good reference for us to work with. We will try our best to support you until we get an update documents. Currently i am working on the LCD example and that will answer the questions on your previous posts . Hopefully this will get you going in the right direction.

Also, below are the links that will help you to get familiar with FORTH language, as you will need this to work on your IsoMax program.

FORTH beginner,
http://home.iae.nl/users/mhx/sf.html

Max-FORTH for 8-bit and 16-bit CPU,
http://www.newmicros.com/FORTH/HC12/V50/Alphabetical/Detailed/index.html

[twe]

For documentation on the IsoMax for ARM on the 2106 and 2129, see:

http://www.ee.ualberta.ca/~rchapman/MFwebsite/isomaxarmum.pdf

TWE

[DHD]

Thanks To All For Their Suggestions

[DHD]

Thanks to all