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GraspForth on STM32 Primer released

GraspForth is a simple, portable implementation of a Forth system in C. It works every 32-bit architecture GCC compiles for. The STM32 Primer devices were introduced on this blog earlier. These systems were combined in the GraspForth on STM32 Primer project. If you are interested, read the rest of the project’s description.

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5 Responses to “GraspForth on STM32 Primer released”

  1. N.Roussel says:
    October 29, 2010 at 21:41

    Trying to use (compile) GraspForth I get from Ride7 the followin message : Unable to open file: GraspForthLibrary GraspForthLib.lib .
    I Can’t find it in any of GraspForth folders ()
    Thanks Helping

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  2. wincent says:
    October 29, 2010 at 23:40

    There is a GraspForthLib project file. Open it and compile GraspForthLib part to get the file you mentioned.

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  3. N.R says:
    October 29, 2010 at 23:57

    This file (GraspForthLib) is registered as an
    Application Microsoft Access (.mdb) ???

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  4. N.Roussel says:
    October 30, 2010 at 06:21

    There is no GraspForthLib project file in the folder download from STM32 Primer project site
    ?????
    Thanks helping

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  5. wincent says:
    October 30, 2010 at 11:36

    Ok, now I understand where you have a problem. The project file is GraspForth.rprj . You have to add subprojects, which are in the files GraspForthApp.rapp and GraspForthLib.rapp .

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