Thanks James
It has bootloader that works via the USB to serial bridge.  I am in the ear=
ly days of working with it.
Gus

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> On 2014m08d11, at 23:46, James Cameron <quozl@laptop.org> wrote:
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> On Mon, Aug 11, 2014 at 11:20:35PM -0600, NOPE9 YES wrote:
>> I really hope I can find a way to install Forth on the CY8CKIT from Cypr=
ess ( $4 ).
>> http://arts-tech-creation.blogspot.com/2014/08/nifty-4-cypress-dev-board=
..html
>> I have 32KB of Flash=85 will C Forth fit if it is trimmed down ?
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> Possibly.  There's quite a bit in C Forth that can be removed, if you
> don't need or want it.  I didn't choose C Forth because of size, but
> because I've been using it for _years_.  ;-)
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> There's also Mecrisp-Stellaris and CoreForth, both of which have a much
> smaller footprint on such an ARM Cortex-M0.  Thanks to the guys in
> #forth (IRC) for pointing them out to me.
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> What I don't see in the CY8CKIT is how it is programmed.  Presumably
> the five pins near the pushbutton; but with what?
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> James Cameron
> http://quozl.linux.org.au/
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