Edward Cherlin wrote:
> I would want to work out algorithms in APL and translate to something
> else after they were working. I may be able to provide an APL for the
> XO next month. It's 29K. See Executable Math on the Wiki.
Very cool!! I've always wanted to learn APL but never had an excuse. I
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On Dec 23, 2007 12:50 PM, M. Edward (Ed) Borasky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Danilo Câmara wrote:
> > I'm a student at State University of Campinas, Brazil. I'm researching
> > efficient implementation of Elliptic Curve Cryptography in constrained
> > environments.
How much memory for execution?
Edward,
> Yeah, I discovered that yesterday when I got my physical machine.
Congratulations!
> I've been build my emulated XOs from the ext3 images as described
> somewhere on the wiki. If there's a way to build an emulated XO
> using a jffs2 image instead, I'll switch over to that.
I not
Yoshiki Ohshima wrote:
> Edward,
>
>> a. There isn't enough room for the RPM on the base 1 GB hard drive.
>
> This, and what you wrote to the Ruby mailing list makes me think
> that there is some differerence between your environment and a typical
> installment on XO. A clean installation of
Edward,
> a. There isn't enough room for the RPM on the base 1 GB hard drive.
This, and what you wrote to the Ruby mailing list makes me think
that there is some differerence between your environment and a typical
installment on XO. A clean installation of later Update.1 gives me
about 65% f
Jake,
> How do you swap out the window manager?
I missed the question earlier, sorry.
The simplest thing is to edit /usr/bin/olpc-session. The last
line of it reads currently:
exec /usr/bin/sugar
You can change it so that:
#exec /usr/bin/sugar
twm&
exec
Pippy is a capable basic Python IDE. sshfs is a nice way to get
access to the XO's filesystem from a full-scale development machine.
The XO's flash is large enough to install emacs, git, and other such
tools; a full C development environment is a bit of a stretch, but you
can add an external SD ca
Rob Savoye wrote:
>> 2. "Native" develop and test on the XO itself.
> GCC and G++ are both used with the XO.
Used with an XO, sure. But not *installed on* the XO by default. I run
virtual XOs in VMware Workstation 6. You can't install VMware Tools on
one because:
a. There isn't enough room for
Eic looks really nice. I tooka first stab at installing it but (a)
it has a LOt of dependancies that take up a lto of room and 9b) one of
the dependnacies, QScintilla, doesn't seem to be available as a binary
and I gacve up at that point.
I might look at idle to see if its as bad...
JK
On Dec
Jeffrey Kesselman wrote:
> The discussion thread rather looks like it suffered from a 'too many
> cooks" problem.
>
> Aren't there any existing small ide's written in pyton for python?
The two main IDEs for Python are "Eric" and "Idle" (bonus points for
knowing who Eric Idle is and what *other* g
The discussion thread rather looks like it suffered from a 'too many
cooks" problem.
Aren't there any existing small ide's written in pyton for python?
JK
On Dec 23, 2007 3:57 PM, Jake B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Dec 23, 2007 3:50 PM, M. Edward (Ed) Borasky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > D
M. Edward (Ed) Borasky wrote:
>
> 1. Cross-develop on a more powerful platform, download the software to
> the XO, and test it.
Which is the easiest way. You can also develop natively on Fedora 7,
and just copy the executables over, as the XO is basically running
Fedora 7 anyway.
> 2. "Native"
On Dec 23, 2007 3:50 PM, M. Edward (Ed) Borasky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Danilo Câmara wrote:
> > I'm a student at State University of Campinas, Brazil. I'm researching
> > efficient implementation of Elliptic Curve Cryptography in constrained
> > environments. I'm working with an ARM XScale PX
Danilo Câmara wrote:
> I'm a student at State University of Campinas, Brazil. I'm researching
> efficient implementation of Elliptic Curve Cryptography in constrained
> environments. I'm working with an ARM XScale PXA270 platform but would
> like also to work with a x86-based constrained platform.
If you hit some areas where the spec (databook) does not describe
reality, please update this page:
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Geode
Thanks!
Danilo Câmara wrote:
> I'm a student at State University of Campinas, Brazil. I'm researching
> efficient implementation of Elliptic Curve Cryptography in co
I'm surprisingly happy with the XO laptop keyboard. After only a day
of practice, I've acclimated enough to be productive.
How do you swap out the window manager?
Jake
On Dec 23, 2007 1:33 PM, Yoshiki Ohshima <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Danilo,
>
> > I'm a student at State University of Campin
Danilo,
> I'm a student at State University of Campinas, Brazil. I'm researching
> efficient implementation of Elliptic Curve Cryptography in constrained
> environments. I'm working with an ARM XScale PXA270 platform but would
> like also to work with a x86-based constrained platform. I think th
Jeffrey Kesselman wrote:
> Keep in mind though that it has the "chicklet' keyboard that really
> isnt suited to writing a whole lot at once.
>
> I haven't tried plugging a USB kb in. I dont know if it would work.
Plugging in a USB keyboard works great. That's how I used my XO at
work over the p
Keep in mind though that it has the "chicklet' keyboard that really
isnt suited to writing a whole lot at once.
I haven't tried plugging a USB kb in. I dont know if it would work.
My devel environment is an emulator for development and my give/get
for testing.
JK
On Dec 23, 2007 1:00 PM, ffm <
It has wireless connectivity, so you should be able to ssh via wifi.
-ffm
On Nov 27, 2007 10:52 PM, Danilo Câmara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm a student at State University of Campinas, Brazil. I'm researching
> efficient implementation of Elliptic Curve Cryptography in constrained
> environ
I'm a student at State University of Campinas, Brazil. I'm researching
efficient implementation of Elliptic Curve Cryptography in constrained
environments. I'm working with an ARM XScale PXA270 platform but would
like also to work with a x86-based constrained platform. I think the
OLPC laptop is an
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