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Hi David ...... if you are listening these days ... :)
I have completed the above port which includes a USB UART implemented in verilog. Works very well as a replacement for a hardware UART .. super fast, interpretation of swapforth.fs takes .2 seconds ...
The only issue I have is: In a standard UART when you hit the Enter key on the terminal, you get both Return(13) and Line Feed(10) sent ... with USB, you only get a Return(13). My question is: Is there any place in the code, or in the shell.py script that I can fix this issue?
Or, should I fix that in the UART emulation wrapper .... i.e. verilog layer ..
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Regarding your issue: CR/LF/CRLF can be easily fixed in Forth, don't mess with the character stream in Verilog, as the same interface may carry raw data.
Hi David ...... if you are listening these days ... :)
I have completed the above port which includes a USB UART implemented in verilog. Works very well as a replacement for a hardware UART .. super fast, interpretation of swapforth.fs takes .2 seconds ...
The only issue I have is: In a standard UART when you hit the Enter key on the terminal, you get both Return(13) and Line Feed(10) sent ... with USB, you only get a Return(13). My question is: Is there any place in the code, or in the shell.py script that I can fix this issue?
Or, should I fix that in the UART emulation wrapper .... i.e. verilog layer ..
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: