Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] EMC? Jon ?

Looks like a may have been wrong about the built in I/O operations.
They are there on the ACE but I cannot see them in the Win32FORTH
I have downloaded.

Having said that it's easy enough to create them.

Now I dont need Forth for my CNC setup but my associated interest
is real time process control simulation.

Dave M.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Roy J. Tellason" <rtellason@...>

Subject: Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] EMC? Jon ?


>
> I don't know whether it would fit in that category or not, but I have
> here a
> 6809-based board that comes up in Forth. Expensive? Well, the guy I got
> it
> from paid something over $300 for it, as I recall. I got it a while
> back,
> along with all sorts of manuals, which I read over, in addition to the
> stuff I was finding out there on the 'net. And I *still* don't see
> anything
> that's designed to interface, to talk to anything besides the terminal
> you
> have hooked up to it. Maybe I'm missing something here? You'd think it
> would be more apparent, what with all the way it gets touted as a good
> tool
> for low-level control of hardware...
>
> Sounds like overkill for what I need here, for sure. Besides, I'd
> rather
> use what I have on hand if at all possible rather than buy stuff. In
> addition to the above-mentioned board I also have a LOT of CP/M boxes
> still
> and a LOT of 65xx-series chips I'd like to try and do something with...



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