#mecrisp — Public Fediverse posts
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I am happy to announce the FemtoMSP430, a processor designed with the instruction set of the classic #MSP430, but with a flexible bus interface similar to @BrunoLevy01 #FemtoRV32 including memory busy signaling. The playground contains a phantasy "microcontroller" design for the #ULX3S #FPGA board, interactively running the original #Mecrisp #Forth image for MSP430G2755, enhanced with a text mode on 800x600 video, USB-CDC terminal and a lot of GPIO wires: https://codeberg.org/Mecrisp/FemtoMSP430
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I am happy to announce the FemtoMSP430, a processor designed with the instruction set of the classic #MSP430, but with a flexible bus interface similar to @BrunoLevy01 #FemtoRV32 including memory busy signaling. The playground contains a phantasy "microcontroller" design for the #ULX3S #FPGA board, interactively running the original #Mecrisp #Forth image for MSP430G2755, enhanced with a text mode on 800x600 video, USB-CDC terminal and a lot of GPIO wires: https://codeberg.org/Mecrisp/FemtoMSP430
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I am happy to announce the FemtoMSP430, a processor designed with the instruction set of the classic #MSP430, but with a flexible bus interface similar to @BrunoLevy01 #FemtoRV32 including memory busy signaling. The playground contains a phantasy "microcontroller" design for the #ULX3S #FPGA board, interactively running the original #Mecrisp #Forth image for MSP430G2755, enhanced with a text mode on 800x600 video, USB-CDC terminal and a lot of GPIO wires: https://codeberg.org/Mecrisp/FemtoMSP430
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I am happy to announce the FemtoMSP430, a processor designed with the instruction set of the classic #MSP430, but with a flexible bus interface similar to @BrunoLevy01 #FemtoRV32 including memory busy signaling. The playground contains a phantasy "microcontroller" design for the #ULX3S #FPGA board, interactively running the original #Mecrisp #Forth image for MSP430G2755, enhanced with a text mode on 800x600 video, USB-CDC terminal and a lot of GPIO wires: https://codeberg.org/Mecrisp/FemtoMSP430
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I am happy to announce the FemtoMSP430, a processor designed with the instruction set of the classic #MSP430, but with a flexible bus interface similar to @BrunoLevy01 #FemtoRV32 including memory busy signaling. The playground contains a phantasy "microcontroller" design for the #ULX3S #FPGA board, interactively running the original #Mecrisp #Forth image for MSP430G2755, enhanced with a text mode on 800x600 video, USB-CDC terminal and a lot of GPIO wires: https://codeberg.org/Mecrisp/FemtoMSP430
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@extrowerk to be honest, I haven’t dug too much in chips other than the most popular ones - atmega, attiny85, esp8266/32 and now ch32v003. I’m doing electronics more on a hobby level. I’d go for rp2040, since #zeptoforth already supports it quite well and Raspberry Pi Pico board is quite cheap. If you want to build your own board I guess you’ll want to look what chips #zeptoforth or #Mecrisp Forth variants support.
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@[email protected] to be honest, I haven’t dug too much in chips other than the most popular ones - atmega, attiny85, esp8266/32 and now ch32v003. I’m doing electronics more on a hobby level. I’d go for rp2040, since #zeptoforth already supports it quite well and Raspberry Pi Pico board is quite cheap. If you want to build your own board I guess you’ll want to look what chips #zeptoforth or #Mecrisp Forth variants support.
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@extrowerk to be honest, I haven’t dug too much in chips other than the most popular ones - atmega, attiny85, esp8266/32 and now ch32v003. I’m doing electronics more on a hobby level. I’d go for rp2040, since #zeptoforth already supports it quite well and Raspberry Pi Pico board is quite cheap. If you want to build your own board I guess you’ll want to look what chips #zeptoforth or #Mecrisp Forth variants support.
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@extrowerk to be honest, I haven’t dug too much in chips other than the most popular ones - atmega, attiny85, esp8266/32 and now ch32v003. I’m doing electronics more on a hobby level. I’d go for rp2040, since #zeptoforth already supports it quite well and Raspberry Pi Pico board is quite cheap. If you want to build your own board I guess you’ll want to look what chips #zeptoforth or #Mecrisp Forth variants support.
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I am happy to announce the release of a longwave software defined radio which I designed at work for experiments with #DSP algorithms, running on the #ULX3S #FPGA board. The user interface is based on #Mecrisp #Forth running on the #FemtoRV, and the signal chain contains a pipelined FFT designed by Dan Gisselquist. Many thanks to Ulixxe for their USB-CDC implementation!
https://github.com/mb-sat/ulx3s-longwave-sdr
https://codeberg.org/Mecrisp/ulx3s-longwave-sdr -
I am happy to announce the release of a longwave software defined radio which I designed at work for experiments with #DSP algorithms, running on the #ULX3S #FPGA board. The user interface is based on #Mecrisp #Forth running on the #FemtoRV, and the signal chain contains a pipelined FFT designed by Dan Gisselquist. Many thanks to Ulixxe for their USB-CDC implementation!
https://github.com/mb-sat/ulx3s-longwave-sdr
https://codeberg.org/Mecrisp/ulx3s-longwave-sdr -
I am happy to announce the release of a longwave software defined radio which I designed at work for experiments with #DSP algorithms, running on the #ULX3S #FPGA board. The user interface is based on #Mecrisp #Forth running on the #FemtoRV, and the signal chain contains a pipelined FFT designed by Dan Gisselquist. Many thanks to Ulixxe for their USB-CDC implementation!
https://github.com/mb-sat/ulx3s-longwave-sdr
https://codeberg.org/Mecrisp/ulx3s-longwave-sdr -
I am happy to announce the release of a longwave software defined radio which I designed at work for experiments with #DSP algorithms, running on the #ULX3S #FPGA board. The user interface is based on #Mecrisp #Forth running on the #FemtoRV, and the signal chain contains a pipelined FFT designed by Dan Gisselquist. Many thanks to Ulixxe for their USB-CDC implementation!
https://github.com/mb-sat/ulx3s-longwave-sdr
https://codeberg.org/Mecrisp/ulx3s-longwave-sdr -
I am happy to announce the release of a longwave software defined radio which I designed at work for experiments with #DSP algorithms, running on the #ULX3S #FPGA board. The user interface is based on #Mecrisp #Forth running on the #FemtoRV, and the signal chain contains a pipelined FFT designed by Dan Gisselquist. Many thanks to Ulixxe for their USB-CDC implementation!
https://github.com/mb-sat/ulx3s-longwave-sdr
https://codeberg.org/Mecrisp/ulx3s-longwave-sdr -
mecrisp-ice on my iCEBreaker FPGA board. So cool. The first time synthesizing my own Forth CPU.
Thanks to Matthias for the Mecrisp project.
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mecrisp-ice on my iCEBreaker FPGA board. So cool. The first time synthesizing my own Forth CPU.
Thanks to Matthias for the Mecrisp project.
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mecrisp-ice on my iCEBreaker FPGA board. So cool. The first time synthesizing my own Forth CPU.
Thanks to Matthias for the Mecrisp project.
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mecrisp-ice on my iCEBreaker FPGA board. So cool. The first time synthesizing my own Forth CPU.
Thanks to Matthias for the Mecrisp project.
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The space mission MAIUS-2 I wrote firmware for since 2019 launched in November 2023, and I am now open for new paid projects! My favourites are #Assembler, #Forth and #Verilog on #FPGA. I am the author of #Mecrisp, a family of optimising Forth compilers (Mecrisp-Ice went to space!), did processor design with @BrunoLevy01 (#FemtoRV Gracilis) and I love #sizecoding challenges (Byte-Athlon Champion in #Lovebyte 2023). Formally, I am Dr. rer. nat. in biophysics with experience in laser spectroscopy.
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The space mission MAIUS-2 I wrote firmware for since 2019 launched in November 2023, and I am now open for new paid projects! My favourites are #Assembler, #Forth and #Verilog on #FPGA. I am the author of #Mecrisp, a family of optimising Forth compilers (Mecrisp-Ice went to space!), did processor design with @BrunoLevy01 (#FemtoRV Gracilis) and I love #sizecoding challenges (Byte-Athlon Champion in #Lovebyte 2023). Formally, I am Dr. rer. nat. in biophysics with experience in laser spectroscopy.
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The space mission MAIUS-2 I wrote firmware for since 2019 launched in November 2023, and I am now open for new paid projects! My favourites are #Assembler, #Forth and #Verilog on #FPGA. I am the author of #Mecrisp, a family of optimising Forth compilers (Mecrisp-Ice went to space!), did processor design with @BrunoLevy01 (#FemtoRV Gracilis) and I love #sizecoding challenges (Byte-Athlon Champion in #Lovebyte 2023). Formally, I am Dr. rer. nat. in biophysics with experience in laser spectroscopy.
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The space mission MAIUS-2 I wrote firmware for since 2019 launched in November 2023, and I am now open for new paid projects! My favourites are #Assembler, #Forth and #Verilog on #FPGA. I am the author of #Mecrisp, a family of optimising Forth compilers (Mecrisp-Ice went to space!), did processor design with @BrunoLevy01 (#FemtoRV Gracilis) and I love #sizecoding challenges (Byte-Athlon Champion in #Lovebyte 2023). Formally, I am Dr. rer. nat. in biophysics with experience in laser spectroscopy.
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The space mission MAIUS-2 I wrote firmware for since 2019 launched in November 2023, and I am now open for new paid projects! My favourites are #Assembler, #Forth and #Verilog on #FPGA. I am the author of #Mecrisp, a family of optimising Forth compilers (Mecrisp-Ice went to space!), did processor design with @BrunoLevy01 (#FemtoRV Gracilis) and I love #sizecoding challenges (Byte-Athlon Champion in #Lovebyte 2023). Formally, I am Dr. rer. nat. in biophysics with experience in laser spectroscopy.
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The killer app for stack machines is debugging FPGAs.
I will be speaking about the obvious advantages of 16 bit stack machines over 32 bit RISC-V machines on resource constrained FPGAs at the @yosyshq
user group meeting.May 27th, 18:00 CEST
Join via this link:
https://meet.jit.si/yosys-users-groupSlides:
https://pythonlinks.info/presentations/forth/YUG27May2024.pdf -
The killer app for stack machines is debugging FPGAs.
I will be speaking about the obvious advantages of 16 bit stack machines over 32 bit RISC-V machines on resource constrained FPGAs at the @yosyshq
user group meeting.May 27th, 18:00 CEST
Join via this link:
https://meet.jit.si/yosys-users-groupSlides:
https://pythonlinks.info/presentations/forth/YUG27May2024.pdf -
The killer app for stack machines is debugging FPGAs.
I will be speaking about the obvious advantages of 16 bit stack machines over 32 bit RISC-V machines on resource constrained FPGAs at the @yosyshq
user group meeting.May 27th, 18:00 CEST
Join via this link:
https://meet.jit.si/yosys-users-groupSlides:
https://pythonlinks.info/presentations/forth/YUG27May2024.pdf -
I will be speaking about the obvious advantages of 16 bit stack machines over 32 bit RISC-V machines as FPGA soft core processors at the @yosyshq
user group meeting.May 27th, 18:00 CEST
Join via this link:
https://meet.jit.si/yosys-users-groupSlides:
https://pythonlinks.info/presentations/forth/YUG27May2024.pdf -
I will be speaking about the obvious advantages of 16 bit stack machines over 32 bit RISC-V machines as FPGA soft core processors at the @yosyshq
user group meeting.May 27th, 18:00 CEST
Join via this link:
https://meet.jit.si/yosys-users-groupSlides:
https://pythonlinks.info/presentations/forth/YUG27May2024.pdf -
I will be speaking about the obvious advantages of 16 bit stack machines over 32 bit RISC-V machines as FPGA soft core processors at the @yosyshq
user group meeting.May 27th, 18:00 CEST
Join via this link:
https://meet.jit.si/yosys-users-groupSlides:
https://pythonlinks.info/presentations/forth/YUG27May2024.pdf -
@hanshuebner Synthesis from the command line sounds great.
I presume that it supports Verilog as well. The #J1 and #Mecrisp are all in verilog.
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@hanshuebner Synthesis from the command line sounds great.
I presume that it supports Verilog as well. The #J1 and #Mecrisp are all in verilog.
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@hanshuebner Synthesis from the command line sounds great.
I presume that it supports Verilog as well. The #J1 and #Mecrisp are all in verilog.
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@hanshuebner Synthesis from the command line sounds great.
I presume that it supports Verilog as well. The #J1 and #Mecrisp are all in verilog.
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Would you prefer a #forth computer with VGA, HDMI, or a Touch Screen output?
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Would you prefer a #forth computer with VGA, HDMI, or a Touch Screen output?
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Would you prefer a #forth computer with VGA, HDMI, or a Touch Screen output?
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Would you prefer a #forth computer with VGA, HDMI, or a Touch Screen output?
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My post about a #forth computer with a mouse and keyboard port, and a VGA adapter received more boosts than any of my other posts.
I wonder why that idea is so popular?
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My post about a #forth computer with a mouse and keyboard port, and a VGA adapter received more boosts than any of my other posts.
I wonder why that idea is so popular?