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- Remove option EXTRAS which becomes progressively less useful
as more and more runtime functionality is moved to Forth code
Relevant upstream changes:
- Fixed bug in <> for RA cores
- Pictured number output buffer 4 characters longer
- Enhanced FreeBSD functionality
- Updated VIS to 0.8.4.1
PR: 263850
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Upstream changes:
- Fixed outsized binary for STM32G031F4
- Fixed :noname for RA in loadable ansification layer
- Contribution by Jan Bramkamp:
Bit field tools
Improved PLL initialisation code for STM32F411
- Contribution by Gareth Edwards
New target: Black pill with STM32F401CC
Bugfix for flash size and comments for STM32F401CD target
- Contribution by Peter Jakacki:
Tachyon extensions for RP2040
PR: 262463
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Upstream has made a last minute change to the distfile, changing its checksum.
The changes only affect the RP2040 port and hence do not require a PORTREVISION
bump.
PR: 260550
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- reorder Makefile to make portclippy happy
- refactor conditionals for IGNORE
Relevant upstream changes:
- Added (dp) (latest) addrinflash? addrinram? rrotate to all cores
- Added dictionary-tools and fixed flaw in multitask-debug
- Fixed 2rshift in common/cordic
- Signal handlers and syscall library for FreeBSD
PR: 259448
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- Update to 2.5.9
- Remove a patch that has been upstreamed
PR: 256131
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Also, statisfy portclippy where possible
PR: 254542
Submitted by: Robert Clausecker <fuz AT fuz DOT su> (maintainer)
Notes:
svn path=/head/; revision=569496
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Mecrisp Stellaris is an implementation of a standalone native code Forth for
ARM. It fits into 16 kb of flash and runs with at least 1 kb of RAM. You can choose to compile to flash or to RAM, and it generates native code with
folding, inlining of short words and it opcodes common instructions. Note that it doesn't need to save any pointers, so it compiles directly into flash memory
without the need for erase cycles. Although it is in spirit of ANS, there are a few differences: Be careful!
PR: 253938
Submitted by: Robert Clausecker <fuz AT fuz DOT su>
Notes:
svn path=/head/; revision=568598
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