Files to build the PicoMite. MMBasic running on the Raspberry Pi Pico
NB: This should be built against pico-sdk version 1.3. with spi.h replaced with the attached.
The file layout should be:
anything/pico-sdk
anything/PicoMite/all source and header files
The code is developed under VSCODE on W11
Compiled version and documentation is available on https://geoffg.net/picomite.html
Change list from V5.07.00
PicoMite V5.07.05b14
New commands: BITBANG SERIALTX pinno, baudrate, ostring$. BITBANG SERIALRX pinno, baudrate, instring , timeoutinms, status [,nbr] [,terminators$]
PicoMite V5.07.05b13
Adds support for the 480x320 IPS ILI9341 display (use code ILI9341IPS). Modifies the port function to read all pins simultaneously. Updates SDK to V1.4. Updates Compiler to version 11.2.1.
PicoMite V5.07.05b11
Fixes bug when using "ON KEY int" command. Enables operation up to 378MHz.
V5.07.05b9.
Improved error checking for SETPIN command. Updated SPI.h in SDK to fix issue with clock (pico-sdk\src\rp2_common\hardware_spi\include\hardware\spi.h)
V5.07.05b8
Fixes crashing bug if edit is used after running a program with IR input. Removes support for the GDEH029A1 display as this controller is now obsolete. Reduces available RAM for VGA version from 108Kb to 104Kb to solve memory corruption issue. Build file reverts to default.
V5.07.05b7
Fixed bug in PWM n,OFF requiring spurious extra parameter. Fixed bug in sound command overdriving the PWM when > 2 channels are used and the volume isn't explicitly specified.
V5.07.05b6
Re-engineering of PORT command to allow simultaneous update
V5.07.05b5
Implements SPRITE command and function in VGA version. Note: the build now uses a non-standard build file to gain 4K of usable RAM
V5.07.05b3
Fixes bug in BITBANG LCD CMD and BITBANG LCD DATA.
V5.07.05b1
Fixes bug in PIO READ. Allows a single integer variable to be used when nbr=1 in PIO READ. Implements DRAW3D command and function (VGA version only). Implements FRAMEBUFFER command (VGA version only).
V5.07.04
V5.07.04 Changes from V5.07.03
Bug Fixes and functional corrections. Fixes bug where the system would lock up on booting if OPTION RTC AUTO was enabled but the RTC was missing. Now a warning will be printed and the option disabled. Fixes bug in MM.INFO(FILESIZE and MM.INFO(MODIFIED. Fixes an interaction between setpin FIN/PIN/CIN and PS2 keyboard usage. Fixes an interaction between interrupts and error messages. Fixes bug in ADC START command when more than 2 channels are specified and it is used in blocking mode. Fixes bug in datetime$. fixes bug in play wav command skipping a small amount of output at the beginning of playing. Fixes bug that caused tempr function to give pin reserved error under certain circumstances. Fixes PS2 keyboard dropping characters under certain circumstances. Changes to onewire timings to match CMM2.
General changes. Forces an option reset and clear flash if swapping between PicoMite and PicoMiteVGA firmware. Implements READ SAVE and READ RESTORE. These allow a subrountine to read its own data whilst preserving the data pointers for the main program. Implements EXECUTE command. Enables pins that are not exposed on the Pico to be used for reserved functions (e.g.SYSTEM I2C).
VGA version changes. Major re-write of the VGA driver to allow selection of foreground and backgound colours in 640x480 mode. The colours can be set for the whole screen or individually for 16x16 pixel tiles. Huge performance improvements. GETSCANLINE function implemented. Allows programmable switching between mode 1 (640x480) and mode 2 (320x240). Use OPTION DEFAULT MODE 1 to boot in 640x480 mode. Use OPTION DEFAULT MODE 2 to boot in 320x240 mode. Use OPTION LCDPANEL CONSOLE n to set the default font to n. To switch modes in a program use the new MODE command. MODE 1 sets to 640x480. MODE 2 sets to 320x240. There is a new command TILE that can be used to set the foreground and background color of each 16x16 area in mode 1 (640x480). TILE x, y [,foregroundcolour] [,backgroundcolour] [,no_tiles_wide] [,no_tiles_high]. This command is ignored in mode 2.
V5.07.03 Release version
V5.07.03RC15
Fixed bug in PWM timings.
Bug fixes to CSUB internals.
New command:
INTERRUPT [myint].
This command triggers a software interrupt. The interrupt is set up using INTERRUPT 'myint'.
where 'myint' is the name of a subroutine that will be executed when the interrupt is triggered.
Use INTERRUPT 0 to disable the interrupt.
Use INTERRUPT without parameters to trigger the interrupt.
NB: the interrupt can also be triggered from within a CSUB.
Fixes bug which caused edit command to be rejected in certain undefined circumstances.
New option for SETPIN pinno,CIN [,change].
change can be 1=rising edge (default if not specified), 2=falling edge, 3=both edges.
Change to OPTION KEYBOARD:
OPTION KEYBOARD nn [,capslock] [,numlock] [repeatstart] [repeatrate].
The optional parameters capslock and numlock set the initial state of the keyboard (default 0, 1).
The repeatstart defines how how long before a character repeats the first time (valid 0-3 = 250mSec, 500mSec, 750mSec, 1S: default 1=500mSec).
The repeat rate defines how fast a character repeats after the first repeat (valid 0-31 = 33mSec to 500mSec: default 12=100mSec).
Change to AUTOSAVE:
This mode is terminated by entering Control-Z or F1 which will then cause the received data to be transferred into program memory.
overwriting the previous program. Use F2 to exit and immediately run the program.
V5.07.03RC11
Fixes a bug where ADC START stopped VGA output. Fixes a bug where LINE INPUT would not read the last line in a file if it was not terminated with a CR.
V5.07.03RC10
New command LOAD JPG. LOAD JPG fname$ [,xleft%] [,ytop%]. This loads a jpg to the display. Like the CMM2 it does not support progressive jpg. Unlike the CMM2 it doesn't care how big the jpg is and whether it exceeeds the screen limits. POKE DISPLAY HRES n. POKE DISPLAY VRES m. Allows you to override the display limits. Like the rest of the POKE DISPLAY commands (and POKE in general) use with care and don't blame me for the consequences. Increased the maximum display width in OPTION DISPLAY to 240 characters. POKE DISPLAY command [,data1] [,data2] [,datan]. This command sends commands and associated data to the display controller for a connected display. This allows the programmer to change parameters of how the display is configured. e.g. POKE DISPLAY &H28 will turn off an SSD1963 display and POKE DISPLAY &H29 will turn it back on again. It is up to the Basic programmer to read and understand the datasheet for the display in use to make use of the command. Works for all displays except ST7790 and GDEH029A1. Automatically resizes compatible terminal programs to match the OPTION DISPLAY parameters. Thanks to Rich Geldreich et al for the jpg decoder https://github.com/richgel999/picojpeg
V5.07.03RC8
Enables F1 as a user programmable function key. Fixes bug in cursor positioning in editor. Fixed bug error message when an invalid flash page is selected. Implements support for SSD1963 parallel displays.
SSD1963_4, SSD1963_5, SSD1963_5A, SSD1963_7, SSD1963_7A, SSD1963_8. OPTION LCDPANEL SSD1963_n, orientation. It is assumed the SSD1963 is configured for 1963_PWM backlight control in which case the BACKLIGHT command will work as expected. Pin connections are as follows: DB0 pin 1:GP0, DB0 pin 2:GP1, DB0 pin 4:GP2, DB0 pin 5:GP3, DB0 pin 6:GP4, DB0 pin 7:GP5, DB0 pin 9:GP6, DB0 pin 10:GP7, RS pin 17:GP13, WR pin 19:GP14, RD pin 20:GP15, RESET pin 21:GP16, SSD displays support RGB666 and are much faster than SPI displays. The firmware includes full support for console mode. The downside is the number of pins used. A typical configuration could be: GP0-GP7 SSD1983, GP8-GP9 PS2 Keyboard, GP10-GP12 SPI for touch and SDcard, GP13-GP16 SSD1963, GP18-GP19 Touch CS and IRQ, GP22 SD CS, Leaving: GP17 I2C_SCL/COM1_RX/PWM0B, GP20 I2C_SDA/COM2_TX/PWM2A, GP21 I2C_SCL/COM2_RX/PWM2B, GP26 ADC0/SPI2_CLK/I2C2_SDA/PWM5A, GP27 ADC1/SPI2_OUT/I2C2_SCL/PWM5B, GP28 ADC2/SPI2_IN/I2C_SDA/COM1_TX/PWM6A
New command FLUSH [#]filenumber. This causes any outstanding writes to a file to be written to disk or waits for serial output to be complete. Fixed error handling for too many labels and/or functions and subroutines (max 224). Improved USB console receive. Fixes bug in GUI BITMAP when using monochrome displays. Fixes bug in handling of mouse escape sequences in the editor introduced in 5.07.03b1.
V5.07.03RC5
Performance tuning. Fixed bug in FLASH SAVE introduced in 5.07.03b1. Added FORMAT$() function as per CMM2 Minor change to DIR$() function to allow use with a single parameter in which case the type defaults to FILE. Changes to FILE command to deal with relative paths from a sub-directory. Fixes bug in loading F6-F9 user function definitions.
V5.07.03RC1
Various tidying up in preparation for release of V5.07.03
V5.07.03b3
Merge of VGA and standard codesets
V5.07.03b2
YOU MUST LOAD clear_flash BEFORE LOADING THIS VERSION.
Program now runs from flash memory freeing up much more memory, following tuning there is no significant impact on performance.
Maximum program size now 124Kbytes, Flash slots reduced from 10 to 7.
FLASH RUN and FLASH CHAIN now execute direct from the specified flash slot without changing the main program.
OPTION MEMORY removed as no longer relevant.
OPTION BAUDRATE n now sets the baudrate for when a serial console is used.
Fixes bug in using SYSTEM I2C or I2C2 for general I2C use if I2C READ does not use a string as the variable.
Fixes bug in COM1 where buffer overrun is losing characters.
Support for a PS2 Keyboard added.
OPTION KEYBOARD NO_KEYBOARD/US/FR/GR/IT/BE/UK/ES.
use level conversion between the Pico pins and the PS2 socket or run the keyboard at 3.3V.
Connect GP8 to PS2 socket CLOCK pin via level converter.
Connect GP9 to PS2 socket DATA pin via level converter.
Connect VBUS to PS2 socket +5V.
Connect GND to PS2 socket GND.
Increases drive level for SDcard output pins (CD, MOSI and CLOCK) which MAY improve SDcard reliability when the SPI bus is loaded with additional devices (LCD and/or touch).
Reduces maximum file name length to 63 characters but increase maximum files that can be listed with FILES command to 1000.
Fixed memory leak caused by ctrl-C out of FILES command.
V5.07.02b2
Fixes bug in day$(now) function. Fixes bug where writing text to an SPI LCD that overlapped the bottom of the screen would fail to de-assert LCD_CS. Fixes bug that added an extra space after a REM command each time the program was edited. NEW subcommands for SETTICK. SETTICK PAUSE, myint [,tickno] ' pauses the tick so that the interrupt is delayed but the current count is maintained. SETTICK RESUME, myint [,tickno] ' resumes the tick after a pause. NEW subcommands for FLASH. FLASH LIST no [,all] ' lists in full the program held in the flash slot.
V5.07.02b1
Fixes bug in ON KEY keyno,int Increases drive level for SDcard output pins (CD, MOSI and CLOCK) Reduces maximum file name length to 63 characters but increase maximum files that can be listed with FILES command to 1000
V5.07.02b0 Support for 240x240 round GC9A01 display
V5.07.01b1: Fixed bug in epoch function. Increased number of WS2812 LEDs supported to 256. MM.INFO(pinno GPnn) implemented to give physical pin number for a given GP number.
V5.07.01b2: Improvement to terminal serial output used by command stacking. Implements a logarithmic scale for the volume control so that PLAY VOLUME 50,50 should sound half as loud as 100,100. Also applies to PLAY SOUND n, ch, type, freq [,vol]
V5.07.01b3: Fixes bug in SETPIN pinno,IR. Fixes bug in parameters following subcommands/sub-functions that are enclosed in brackets e.g. POKE WORD (anything),anything or ? PEEK(WORD (anything)). Allows variables or string literals in the SOUND command for both the channel and sound type. The original syntax is still also allowed.
V5.07.01b4: YOU MUST EXECUTE OPTION RESET BEFORE LOADING THIS VERSION Implements the option of using a standard uart as the console. OPTION SERIAL CONSOLE uartapin, uartbpin. uartapin and uartbpin can be any valid pair of rx and tx pins for either com1 (uart0) or com2( uart1). The order you specify them is not important. Use: OPTION SERIAL CONSOLE DISABLE to revert to normal the USB console
V5.07.01b5: Re-compile under sdk V1.3
V5.07.01b6: Fixes bug in GPS receipt where the first read of GPS(DATE) may give an incorrect answer. Fixes bug in reporting the line of an error when goto/gosub to a line number is used. Fixes bug where OPTION SERIAL CONSOLE DISABLE doesn't work after reboot. Fixes filenames so that linux which doesn't understand that "The" and "the" are the same word will compile.
V5.07.01b7 Implements LIST ALL fname$. Fixes bug in GUI SWITCH. Restores original program if AUTOSAVE is terminated with Ctrl-C or XMODEM R terminates with an error.
V5.07.01b8 Clears variable memory after Ctrl-C out of Autosave. Stops creation of spurious "Reset" USB device.
V5.07.01b9 Further rework of GUI SWITCH. Rename FileIO.c for Linux. AUTOSAVE "file" now reports a "Syntax Error" rather than "Unknown command". EDIT "file" reporting an error rather than just ignoring the argument.
V5.07.01 release. Incorporate changes above + force reset after OPTION AUDIO
7-dec-2021: Fixed filename cases for Linux. No functional code changes
PicoMite MMBasic
Geoff Graham, Peter Mather Copyright (c) 2021, All rights reserved.
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