jmThoorens

Hi to all, are you interested in assembler language programming? if so, this could be of interest to you. the basic idea is a 5kB kernel embedded on a MSP430FRxxxx, capable of downloading source files, interpreting and compiling them. Associated with a minimalist IDE: a text editor, a generic preprocessor and a terminal to communicate with the embedded kernel. What is the craziest wish of a microcontroller programmer? In my opinion, it would be that once his source is modified, he clicks on the "build" shortcut of the editor and in a second, the program is compiled on the targ

and who can do more can do less: on a MSP4330fr5969 clocked @ 500kHz, FAST FORTH can download a source file from PC @ 115200 bds XON/XOFF, with a supply current of 175

... and now communicates with PC up to 6Mbds.

With many working, the size of FastForth with its embedded assembler is less than 6kb and now communicates with PC at 1843200 bds. https://gitlab.com/Jean-Michel/FastForthForMSP430fr5xxx