Hello CASPERites SKA-SA has setup an organisation-wide homepage on github for our open-source work: https://github.com/ska-sa
We are slowly migrating all our existing projects off the CASPER webserver and from our own local RCS servers. Github is to become the unified home for all our associated projects. This includes: * ROACH-1 and ROACH-2: datasheets, schematics, layouts, gerbers, BOMs, board support packages, manufacturing packs, testing, infrastructure and software stuff like tcpborphserver, tgtap, uboot and other bits 'n pieces of the ROACH system. All of them will be migrated to github with some in new, standalone repositories. * mlib_devel: the CASPER Simulink stuff. There are now a number of these forks across multiple organisations. SKA-SA has a fairly stable fork because this is the one we use for production work (KAT-7 and MeerKAT development). While it doesn't have all the newest Matlab stuff (xblocks, for example), it generally does have the latest ROACH-related stuff. So if you've got a new ROACH2 board, you probably want to use this fork rather than the casper-astro one. New users to the CASPER tools should use the standard github.com/casper-astro/mlib_devel. * CORR (the correlator control package, including katcp_wrapper) is now on github. * SPEAD (the Python SPEAD reference implementation) source code. Migrated from Simon's personal github account. * KATCP: Both python and c-based source code should move to github. * There are also some new (read: not yet ready for public consumption; YMMV) projects on the go too, like the new MyHDL flow. The pypi packages will continue to be released periodically for katcp, spead and corr, as before. Consider these stable releases, which is what you'll get if you do easy_install katcp, for example. The stuff in github is under active development and YMMV on the bleeding edge. Most of the Wiki pages still point to the now redundant SVN and GIT repos on the Berkeley servers. As we come across these, we'll fix 'em. Feel free to help with this if you spot one! For now, you'll have to manually look in these github repos. To be crystal clear: github is now the authoritative source for all things ROACH related, not the Berkeley servers. Jason On 31 Jan 2012, at 18:47, G Jones wrote: > The casper libraries have been migrated to github. I always find this most > easily by googling casper-astro github which gives this link: > https://github.com/casper-astro > > Glenn > > On Tue, Jan 31, 2012 at 7:56 AM, John Ford <jf...@nrao.edu> wrote: > Hi all. What is the official blessed version of the casper libraries? > There is a git repository at: > > git clone git://casper.berkeley.edu/git/mlib_devel.git > > Is that the right one to use, or is there a later version? > > John > > > >
