Check out the blog post with an updated TclTerm.tcl

https://www.coridium.us/coridium/blog/a ... s-in-linux

Still don't have a Linux machine up, wsl on windows doesn't run wish (don't know how to configure Xwindows for it) I ordered a power supply for my HP mini, which has Mint on it. Power supply misplaced in the move. You might have to figure out the command line sequence to configure the baud rate for ...

Would really need more context to answer this. The example you site compiles and runs correctly. There is a difference between a subroutine defined by LABEL1: ... RETURN and one defined by SUB LABEL2 ... ENDSUB The LABEL1: ... RETURN can never have parameters, so CALL LABEL1 () would be illegal And ...

STEP is an optional keyword in FOR statements, true of all BASICs I have seen. If you have a STEP in the statement the compiler expects a value, and in your case the compiler flags it as an error

If there is no STEP keyword then 1 is assumed.
would be the proper syntax

The details of these interrupts are in the NXP user manual. To change to GPIO0.3 -- INTERRUPT SUB INT_GPIO0 GPIO0_IC = (1 << 3) ' clear interrupt on pin 3 and SUB ON_GPIO0(rise_edge, dothis) ' Setup MUST be done before enabling the interrupt GPIO0_IE = (1 << 3) ' interrupt on GPIO0.3 if rise_edge th...

Updated the file to change the label to GPIO0.1 for LPC1114

Also program correctly for rising edge interrupt (default was falling edge).

I will add this to the next release.

This uses the BOOT pin (GPIO0.1) which can be toggled by BASICtools. (I should change the label from EINT0 to GPIO0.1)

Source for

My Linux machines are still in storage, but looks like the issue is a typo in the LPC43xx.bas file

Fixing the first line, fixes it in Windows, most likely in Linux as well. The git has been updated and will roll out in future release.

Corrected file attached here

OK let me take that back, lpc_driver_installer did not work, but pointing the Win driver installer to the lpcopen_example_windows_usb_drivers DID work

And I can talk to and load programs on the ARMstamp with that.

Will load up a blog article and link to those files. (too big to include here)

Found a WinXP SP3 laptop from a friend. I tried lpc_driver_installer, it failed for me to install.

I doubt there is an NXP supported driver for VCOM and WinXP, so we can't help you there, but ARMstamps run on Win 7 and beyond, Linux, iOS, and Raspberry Pi.