June 2014 Meeting Notes
Compiled by Dave Jaffe
Contributions from Kevin Appert and others
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(1:20:16) -
afternoon
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09:45 |
Coffee and a Chat |
10:15 |
GA144 running C - James Bowman James will
demonstrate limited functionality running C on the GA144 using PDP-11 assembly
language emulation.
- Slides - 1.03 Mb pdf
file
- James blog -
excamera
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11:00 |
ForthDuino from Taiwan - CH Ting "Friends in
Taiwan FIG sent me a ForthDuino board with a STM32F407, an impressive ARM chip
with 1MB of flash and 192KB of RAM, used on the STM32F4-Discovery board ($16.95
from Amazon). I am trying to move the SAM7eForth over, but so far, no luck. The
MDK-ARM toolchain from Keil is overwhelming. The chip is overwhelming, too. I
will bring the boards to the meeting and talk about them. If I can bring eForth
up, then we can celebrate."
I got the interpreter working on the STM32F4-Discovery
board and am now working on the compiler. I will demonstrate the eForth system
at the meeting, whatever shape it is in.
- Slides - 163 Kb pdf file
- STM32F407
- STM32F4-Discovery
board
- NetDuino
Plus
- Discovery
Board from Digi-Key - $20.83
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11:30 |
Lunch We ate at the
Treehouse. |
13:00 |
A Day at the Maker Faire - Dave Jaffe "I took a
few photos and found more online, so I can present 30 minutes about Maker
Faire, including 10 and 5 minute Adam Savage videos."
- Slides - 2.1 Mb pdf file
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13:30 |
Wireshark and USB - John E. Harbold John told
us about conducting, monitoring, and capturing USB transactions.
- Slides - 24.5 Kb pdf
file
- Wireshark -
Tools -
Download
- USB
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14:30 |
Franklin was called out of town, so his
talk was cancelled.
Exploring 1-wire devices on the GA144 - Franklin
Amador This presentation will describe a method to interface the Dallas
Semiconductor high-precision one-wire digital thermometer (DS18S20) device with
the EVB001 evaluation board. The hardware and software interface, discussed in
a future app note, uses arrayFORTH and polyFORTH, respectively.
- Franklins interesting, newly revised paper:
Exploring 1-Wire Devices
- DS18S20
- 1-Wire Parasite-Power Digital Thermometer
- EVB001
- dual GA144-1.2 Retail Evaluation Board
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14:45 |
Break -
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14:45 |
Downloads and Such - All in attendance We'll
talk about stuff one can download from the Interwebs: FTP, Linux, Rescue Tools,
XP Password Crackers, and of course, Forth.
- Dennis A. Ruffer
- Coin Arduino
BlueTooth Low Energy
- ManyCam - free virtual
webcam effects software
- BeastGrip -
universal / adjustable lens adapter and rig system for most camera phones
- F-Mount to 37mm
Adapter
- BR-3
Mount Adapter Ring for 52mm Thread
- Adorama
Macro Coupling Ring 52-52
- B+W
37-52mm Step-Up Ring
- Kowa
Lenses
- Vintage
Kiron Japan Kino Precision Varifocal Macro-focusing Zoom Camera Lens
- Brad Nelson
- Building
a NaCl app
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16:00 |
Clean Up and Adjourn |
Other items:
- Forth
- The
Dragon-Free Internals of Forth - by Scot Stevenson
- Riscy Pygness
Pygmy Forth for the ARM
- Mecrisp-Stellaris - Forth for
ARM
- MikeOS in
assembler with Forth and BASIC interpreters
- A
pure Ruby interpreter for Forth
- Russ Forth -
A simple Forth interpreter in Ruby
- AmForth
- Forth for MSP430
- Forth
language for ARM Cortex-M and TI MSP430: free Lite Compilers
- Free
MPE Forth compilers for ARM Cortex and TI MSP430
- MPE:
Forth available for ARM Cortex-M and TI MSP430
- MPE enables
quick start into Embedded Design with Free Forth LITE Compilers for ARM Cortex
M and TI MSP430 Kits
- Forth Tutorials
- Forth
Lite Tutorial (Kindle ebook based on free MPE Forth version)
- Forth CPUs
- Chips
- Computers
- Computer
Science Online
- Computer
Science before College
- Go Forth and
Prosper Campaign
- Software Applications
- FTP programs
- SecureFX
- WinSCP
- FileZilla
- NCftp
- Programming Languages other than Forth
- Utilities
- USBDeview v2.30 -
View all installed/connected USB devices on your system
- Hardware
- RS232 Connector Pin
Assignments
- Arduino-BLE Kit
- Raspberry
Pi: Five alternatives for hackers and modders
- Adafruit - Unique
& fun DIY electronics and kits
- Velleman
HPS140i Handheld Pocket Scope - $99 (coupon code S1406)
- MDK-ARM
Microcontroller Development Kit
- Forth Programming Books
- Forth
- The Early Years - Charles H. Moore
- Programming
a Problem Oriented Language: Forth - Charles H. Moore
- Starting
Forth in pdf
- Other Books
- Manuals
- Forth Articles and Blogs
- Scot Stevenson's
Forth Blog
- Go
Forth! - Colin Walls - 06/13/2014
- 20th
Anniversary: Forth data structures - Jack Woehr - 10/06/2008
- Forth
and Embedded Systems -
pdf
- Jack Woehr - 09/24/1991
- 40-core
processor with Forth-based IDE tools unveiled - Bernard Cole -
09/24/2008
- Programming
the Arduino in AmForth Craig A. Lindley December 2013
- Articles
- Applications
- Arduino
Spectrum Analyzer
- Stores
- Robots
- Games
- Game / Engine in
SwiftForth
- Companies
- Forth Jobs - submitted by Dennis Ruffer
- Computer
Scientist / Embedded Systems Programmer - Science System and Applications,
Inc. - Hampton, VA
- Sustaining
Engineer - Adecco - Ithaca, NY
- Senior
Firmware/ Embedded Software Engineer - Milpitas, CA
- Engineer-Software
(Multiple Openings) - Ericsson - San Jose, CA
- Senior
Firmware Engineer - Elo Touch Solutions - Milpitas, CA
- Senior
Software Engineer - Low-level Systems - Amazon - Seattle, WA
- Embedded
Programmer - Leidos - Columbia, MD
- Senior
Embedded Computer Scientist - Leidos - Columbia, MD
- Lectures
- People
- Green
Arrays
- Surplus Houses
- Meetings
- Videos
- Courses
- Trade Shows
- Podcasts
- Personal Computer History
- 50
Years of BASIC Programming
- Building the
Big Dog - 8080A system
- Retro
Computing - The N8VEM Home Brew Computer Project
- N8VEM
Google Group
- DIY
Single-Board Computers (Part 1): Design and Expansion Options, by Oscar
Vermeulen and Andrew Lynch
- DIY
Single-Board Computer
- Tutorials
- Other
- List of screw
drives
- Web
Power Switch
- Swann
SWADS-455CAM-US SwannSmart WiFi Network Camera
- Keeble and Shuchat
Photography
- iFixit - The free
repair guide for everything, written by everyone
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