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05:29:38 <mstevens> I got the arm book we were talking about before, so much delicious information
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07:57:32 <lispmacs> siraben: I'm really interested in trying that Forth on a real TI calculator, but I haven't yet run across a cheap TI-84+. Seems like there are piles of TI-83 to be found at local second hand stores, but no TI-84+. I've got a TI-92+ but I wasn't able to get it to work with TiLP.
07:58:57 <lispmacs> used to have a TI-89 Titanium which I loaded pedrom on, but one of my kids dropped it in the toliet.
09:13:46 <MrMobius> very sad :(
09:14:06 <MrMobius> TI-84 code wouldnt run on it anyway :P
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11:04:28 <lispmacs[work]> I did this post on configuring SPI in FlashForth the other day:
11:04:32 <lispmacs[work]> https://librehacker.com/2021/01/30/flashforth-spi-328p/
11:05:19 <lispmacs[work]> the next step in my plan was to try communicate with a AD9833 chip over SPI
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22:43:45 <joe9> is there a forth OS for amd64?
22:43:54 <joe9> something usable.
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