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Subject: Re: [geda-user] [OFF] scripting inside an MCU
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2012/8/31 Bob Paddock <graceindustries AT gmail DOT com>:
> On Fri, Aug 31, 2012 at 10:02 AM, Levente <leventelist AT gmail DOT com> wrote:
>> Thanks. I guess it is overkill for the task. I have an MCU with 128k flash.
>
> Don't think it is much over 6K, at least it was the last time I used
> it, been a while.
> RAM might be more of an issue that Flash.
>
> If you are hurting for space there is always Forth.

I think Forth can meet the requirements of Levente, and there is some
Forth implementation for AVRs.
I wrote a tutorial when I was learning Forth, though the article is in
Chinese, but there are many photos.(at the end of the article, you can
see how to use a bluetooth module to act as the comms interface thus
you can update the firmware of the mcu without a cable)

Using Arduino's hardware to  experience amforth
http://www.atommann.com/learn/amforth/helloworld.html

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Best regards,
Atommann