Astrobe Forum

This is a relaunch of a discussion started on the ETH Oberon mailing list ... Following feedback from Prof Wirth I have managed to improve the performance of the numeric CASE statement in RISC5 Oberon by implementing a variant of the Branch Conditional instruction in the RISC5 processor. The standar...

Astrobe for RISC5 is a free unlimited Windows version of the Astrobe IDE that developers can use to edit and compile, embedded real-time Oberon applications. These can then be uploaded and executed on an FPGA RISC5 development system. The compiled applications produced by Astrobe can be executed on...

The states of both the buttons and the switches are stored at address 0FFFFFFC4H (decimal -60) as documented in Chapter 17 The processor's environment of the Project Oberon book. You can access this from the Astrobe > Help > Project Oberon menu. The switches are represented by bits 7..0 and the butt...

All reported problems have now been fixed in the latest v6.4.1 releases of Astrobe for Cortex-M3, M4 and M7 which are all now available. A list of the recent problems fixed are included in the Whats New summaries. If you have a Personal or Professional Edition and your support period is still active...

v6.4 Astrobe for Cortex-M7 has now been released. See What's New in Astrobe for Cortex-M7 for a summary of the bug-fixes, new features and enhancements. If you are a registered user of the Professional or Personal Editions and your support period has not yet expired you are eligible for a free upgra...

v6.4 Astrobe for Cortex-M4 has now been released. See What's New in Astrobe for Cortex-M4 for a summary of the bug-fixes, new features and enhancements. If you are a registered user of the Professional or Personal Editions and your support period has not yet expired you are eligible for a free upgra...

v6.4 Astrobe for Cortex-M3 has now been released. See What's New in Astrobe for Cortex-M3 for a summary of the bug-fixes, new features and enhancements. If you are a registered user of the Professional or Personal Editions and your support period has not yet expired you are eligible for a free upgra...

This is not the sort of system I would contemplate building from scratch. Instead I recommend that you investigate an established Machine Learning framework like Apple's Core ML:

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/coreml

What quantity of data would you be processing? What rate of processing would you require (e.g. bytes / second)? Is the data being supplied in realtime or from a storage system? How would the results be applied? What algorithms would you be using to process the data? The more information you can give...

That is a Windows security issue. Right-mouse button click on the CHM file, select Properties and you will see the following message on the General tab: "This file came from another computer and might be blocked to help protect this computer" Click on the Unblock button to make the content...