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Revision as of 02:10, 30 March 2008
recurse, yum
Hi! In lesson 4, I might have only used the definition of factorial that used the word 'recurse', and just skipped 'recursive'. 'recurse' is ever so much nicer, don't you think?
<Mitch> I don't have a strong opinion about recurse vs. recursive. Both get the job done.
Thanks for the awesome intro to forth!
<Mitch> You're welcome, glad you like it.
Questions on building Forth firmware
How do I build the firmware? I want to add some new words and some games.
westfield@potter-pod.com
Mike Westfield
Answer:
svn co svn://openbios.org/openfirmware cd openfirmware/cpu/x86/pc/olpc/build make
The whole process takes less than a minute if you have a reasonably fast Internet connection.
You can put new "fload" commands in openfirmware/cpu/x86/pc/olpc/fw.bth to include the files defining your new features.
Thanks.
What I am trying to do is automatically, during a boot, over-clock my XO. What file can I modify to execute my new word or words?
How do I get this new build into my XO?
Answer:
Put the new image on a USB key (for example in a file named "new.rom") and type:
ok flash u:\new.rom