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Old 07-17-02, 09:53 PM
marauder25 marauder25 is offline
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Hi,

I bought a nmit-2107 and I try to learn Max-Forth. I've found some document, i've create some new word but can I save new word to flash?

Next, How can I setup autoboot to call a word at startup?

Finally, Do Max-Forth can do multi-thread? ( Simply say yes or no is enought for the moment ;o) )

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Old 07-18-02, 11:46 AM
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:I've create some new word but can I save new word to flash?
-I've included part of a program that works with the flash; I'll get you the full version of it when I find it along with an example or two.

:Next, How can I setup autoboot to call a word at startup?
-Reset Exception (Vector Offset 0x0) address 0000 0000
provides for system initialization and recovery from failure. That’s the place for placing the word’s address that you would want to start.


:Max-Forth can do multi-thread? ( Simply say yes or no is enough for the moment ;o) )
-No, Max-Forth can not do multi-thread since the processor can not multi-thread.
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Old 07-18-02, 01:43 PM
marauder25 marauder25 is offline
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Exclamation mcoreflash.txt

Thank you daniel!

But there is nothing in mcoreflash.txt. It's normal?

Finay, instead of using reset vect, can I use the autoboot vector at 0x4000? I want to keep the serial loader fonctional.



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Old 07-18-02, 02:35 PM
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Here 's the link for the Mcoreflash.txt

http://www.newmicros.com/mcoreflash/mcoreflash.txt
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