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 Array’s 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 Chuck’s 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 User’s 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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