MakerLisp

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by MakerLisp 7y ago
Yes, I would love to get Fuzix on the platform. Do you know anyone who would be interested in doing a port ?
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by MakerLisp 7y ago
This is a snapshot of the source preview I put up just before my trip to the Bay Area Lisp & Scheme Users Group in February, before I had shipped any products. Apparently someone was just trying to help me get more exposure. I have no p
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by MakerLisp 7y ago
I'll adjust the stock count on Tindie, I have a few more than what is shown there, but I am getting low and I have to order more parts soon. Thanks for your interest and positive comments !
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by MakerLisp 7y ago
Thank you for the compliment :)
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by MakerLisp 7y ago
Yes, there is a USB/UART on the CPU card, I think I do mention it, but not as directly as I should. Once you have the expansion board, then real terminals or computers with serial ports are possible too.
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by MakerLisp 7y ago
info@makerlisp.com, any time you have a question or comment, I'm all ears :)
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by MakerLisp 7y ago
I chose this processor because it was available for under $10.00 and had the capability of addressing at least 1 Mb of external RAM. Regardles of architecture, when I searched, there were only two processors that I could buy on Digi-Key or
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by MakerLisp 7y ago
The price will come down, soon, as soon as I can build a batch of about 50. I'm thinking of creating a mass buy sign-up, so I can put in a big order and offer them at a reduced price. Or some sort of credit on future purchases for thos
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by MakerLisp 7y ago
In general, start from makerlisp.com to get all the info that I've made available. I have nothing on github.
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by MakerLisp 7y ago
I didn't make that github repo, I don't know who did. But it's old. The most recent archive on makerlisp.com is from a few days ago. Go there if you want the most recent stuff.
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by MakerLisp 7y ago
There's an archive posted on the Download page of makerlisp.com with all the source and lots of examples. And you can run the code on x86/Linux to get a feel for the system.
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by MakerLisp 7y ago
It's a Vortex Core, you can buy them on Amazon or Mechanical Keyboards.
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MakerLisp on Tindie(tindie.com)
3 points by MakerLisp 7y ago|0 comments