On Mon, 17 Mar 2008 16:34:22 -0400, Ales Hvezda wrote:
> I just got an e-mail saying that the gEDA project has been accepted into
> the Google Summer of Code 2008.
Let me suggest (yet another) project:
An interactive generator for sub sheet symbols.
This should be not too ambitious. Sh
Hi all,
I just got an e-mail saying that the gEDA project has been accepted
into the Google Summer of Code 2008. The results have not been posted
to the official site, but I'm sure they will be shortly:
http://code.google.com/soc/2008/
Many thanks to Stuart for doing all the heavy lifting. Stua
I put all my alarm clock design files online, in case anyone's
interested: http://www.delorie.com/electronics/alarmclock/
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>> John Griessen wrote:
>> Are you thinking of making your special parallel port driver
>> GPL and eventually part of linux? That would make a great tutorial
approach for iverilog...
when i reach reasonable point, i'm going to do so, I just want with this
discussion first to be sure what i'm goin
In case anyone wants to provide feedback about the third "first
board", here are my notes and sample board so far. Yes, a four layer
board is overkill, and I'm intentionally shrinking the board more than
is needed. This is a tutorial, not something practical :-)
http://www.delorie.com/pcb/gs-sm
Ahmad Sayed wrote:
> At the emulator side, which has a Linux preinstalled i wrote the C code,
> this code use unmodified outp and inp function to send/recieve data to the
> parallel port the parallel.c redirect the data to the named pipe which is
> read by the Parallel.java code and stimulate the
>> John Griessen
>> [jg]That may a good way to do it. Sounds reasonable to me...
>> I think maybe I understand your goal, but did not get a clear answer yet
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>> You want to run a HDL simulator on a qemu
HDL Simulator and qemu will be 2 different unix processes.
>> virtual machine to drive sim
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