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uLisp: New target: Infineon XMC1100 bootkit

Open ramangopalan opened this issue 4 years ago • 1 comments

Hi David, greetings!

Many thanks for uLisp! I enjoyed reading the uLisp source code and its references. I have an Infineon XMC1100 boot kit lying around. I wanted to make a uLisp project for it and make it available. How do you think I should proceed?

o) I notice that you have a ulisp-stm32 project available. Should I make a ulisp-xmc for example?

o) OR would it be better to add the relevant conditional compilation sections and add support for the core alongside your ulisp-arm project?

Raman

ramangopalan avatar Jun 16 '20 13:06 ramangopalan

I would start from the ulisp-arm version as its more up to date, and the ulisp-stm32 version is really tailored to the STM32F103 in the Maple Mini.

See: Porting uLisp to a new platform.

technoblogy avatar Jun 16 '20 14:06 technoblogy