This is a port of Brad Rodriguez' Z80 CamelForth to the RC2014. It builds using z88dk, using a Makefile. It includes the pre-built hex file, which is all you need to run it on on your very own RC2014.
To run it, set your jumpers to enter the SCM:
Small Computer Monitor - RC2014
*
Paste camel80.ihx into the terminal window.
There's no visual confirmation for about a second, and then the monitor writes:
* Ready
Check that it loaded by inspecting memory:
*m 8000
8000: 21 00 FC 25 F9 24 E5 DD E1 25 25 E5 FD E1 11 01 !..%.$...%%.....
8010: 00 C3 8A A5 00 00 00 04 45 58 49 54 DD 5E 00 DD ........EXIT.^..
8020: 23 DD 56 00 DD 23 EB 5E 23 56 23 EB E9 17 90 00 #.V..#.^#V#.....
8030: 03 4C 49 54 C5 1A 4F 13 1A 47 13 EB 5E 23 56 23 .LIT..O..G..^#V#
Then run it by jumping to address 8000:
*G 8000
Z80 CamelForth v1.01 25 Jan 1995
You're in! CamelForth is a 16-bit Forth, closely following the ANSI standard.
You can use WORDS to see what's available in the system.
The two CamelForth files
glosshi.txt and glosslo.txt
contain a full list of the available words.