AVR128DA28 uLisp version

#1

I did not see support for this 28 pin chip in the AVR uLisp. Is it available anywhere?

#2

There needs to be an Arduino core first and I’m not finding one that will handle the AVR128 series of chips.

#3

The Pocket OP Amp project uses the 128DB28 version of the chip using the Spence Konde DXcore as suggested by John. The DXcore has a DA version also.

#4

@hotcarrier The latest version of AVR uLisp, 4.0a, will support the 28-pin chips if you change the directive:

#elif defined(__AVR_AVR128DA48__)

to:

#elif defined(__AVR_AVR128DA28__)

As you say, the Arduino core you need to use is Spence Konde’s DxCore: DxCore on GitHub.

#5

That worked. Thanks.