Hi Albrecht,
looks so, as simulavr had a problem with addresses from 0x8000. (as to
see in your logs below) Maybe a problem in GdbServer class. Christian
has made changes in november and extended PC from a 16bit value (aka
word) to a unsigned 32bit, but I assume, that this is correct and
GdbS
Hi @list,
I have today created the project entry for simulavr on sourceforge.net.
The main reason for this is to get a wiki for whatelse is usefull or
needed to know around simulavr. In the moment it's just the entry and
the wiki, nothing else. (sourceforge download area, bugtracker, blog,
re
Hi Markus,
WARNING: file rwmem.cpp: line 231: Invalid write access to IO[0x90]=0x1,
PC=0x3ba6
WARNING: file rwmem.cpp: line 231: Invalid write access to IO[0x91]=0x9,
PC=0x3bac
WARNING: file rwmem.cpp: line 231: Invalid write access to IO[0x71]=0x0,
PC=0x3bb0
You assume here these addresses
Hi Yifei,
> Thanks for all the information! They are very helpful. How do I
> contribute my code? Should I send patch files directly over the mail?
> I saw a repository on GitHub at https://github.com/Traumflug
> /simulavr, so can I send a pull request over there?
maybe to clarify the situation:
Hi Markus,
My impression is, 1284p implementation works up to 64 kB, only. Running the
very same code compiled for ATmega644 works, when compiling and running for
ATmega1284P I get such warnings:
WARNING: file rwmem.cpp: line 231: Invalid write access to IO[0x90]=0x1,
PC=0x3ba6
WARNING: file
Hi Yifei,
as Joerg wrote before, use atmega1248 controller could be a good
starting point. It has 128k flash instead of 256k flash on atmega2560.
But if this could help you depends on, what you want to simulate. A full
blown controller with all peripherals (and for your type correct
behaviou
Hi David,
this is also a bug connected with autotools tool chain. The doc/Makefile
is generated, change anything there is useless, because overwritten on
next configure call.
Your tex2dvi is newer and it looks so, that there was a change in cli
interface, which autotools scripts don't know.
Hi Ryan,
this is a problem (or maybe a feature) of autotools scripts, which we
use too in our project. The script compare major and minor version (e.g.
1 and 3) as EQUAL and only the patchlevel (here 18) is compared to equal
or greater. For the rel-1.0 branch (which you use with version 1.0.0)
Hi,
to close (I hope) this discussion: I've analyzed, what's to find in the
XML files from AVR studio. (ok, I had files from version 6.0, but I
know, that the change in 6.1 isn't so big)
The XML files in AVR studio are debugger centric, e.g. it contains
mainly information about memory (addre
Hi,
to clarify one part of the discussion about siminfo: with the
information from Markus I have made some tests about .signature and
.siminfo section in elf file. Result: get .siminfo section into elf file
is easy, just a command line option on compile/link. Markus has found
out this and he
Hi list,
The discussion might be moot. Yesterday I tried to rebase on more
recent SimulAVR sources and, unfortunately, it's no longer possible.
I understand, that Markus is a bit ot POS, because the siminfo part is
his "baby". But on one hand, the change isn't so difficult, the
mechanism bet
Hi list,
again a question to discuss:
Markus has proposed a new feature (see
http://savannah.nongnu.org/bugs/?40594 and Markus repo with this feature
on https://github.com/Traumflug/simulavr)
What does it do? In a similar way as avr signature it's possible to link
into elf file some mor inf
Hi list,
I would set the fab feature, which is in the code to deprecated an
remove it later, if there is no reason not to do.
Onno have introduced it as a possibility to create new processors
according to the description, which comes with WinAVR. (xml files)
But this has some problems:
- w
Hi list,
because of the problems on Mac OSX I have changed the read in of elf
files to ElfIO. This causes, that the dependency of libbfd and libiberty
(I think, this was independent of libbfd) is removed in master branch.
So the corresponding configure option --with-bfd is also removed.
If s
Hi Stefan,
I assume, that you have used the release 1.0.0? For this it's right,
build doesn't work with SWIG > 1.x.y. If you like, use the development
version on git, there is a fix, which works too with SWIG 2.x.y.
The question for the list: maybe backport some fixes to 1.0 and if yes,
whic
Hi Mathias,
Mac Ports provides the tools glibtool and glibtoolize. I have attached a diff
for bootstrap to use these tools if available.
Diff? Maybe the list software has removed the diff. Could you attach it
as text?
Second, simulavr requires libiberty, which is not recommended anymore a
Hi Klaus,
the problem with setting CXX is known (ok, at least for me :-) ) and
comes from the M4 macros, which are used by autotools. Goal is, to give
CXX environment variable priority over all other settings. But this
macros are not bullet proved, as you can see. There are more such things
.
Hi Stefan,
if the patches are of the same subject, then put it together in one issue.
What distribution do you use or what version gcc?
cu, Thomas
Am 20.01.2014 18:15, schrieb Stefan Brüns:
On Monday 20 January 2014 08:59:28 Joerg Wunsch wrote:
As Stefan Brüns wrote:
Stefan Brüns (3):
F
Hi,
I have problems trying to install simulavr-1.0.0
please use the actual git version! The 1.0.0 version is only a bug
collection. :-)
It's not because of a bug in 1.0.0, it's because of a newer version of
gcc, which handles such constructs more strict.
As Klaus wrote, maybe take the ne
Hi Markus,
For example, if TCL isn't configured, typing "make" could bail out with
something like: "Built the AVR binary, but you won't be able to run it,
because TCL isn't configured. Try to reconfigure and rebuild simulavr with
passing --enable-tcl to configure."
Yes, this could be a good id
Hi Michael,
I think, not really a reason for this. Some have made this with
pointers, some as static instance. Maybe it's a good idea to make it all
in the same way, if there isn't a special reason to take the other way.
cu, Thomas
Am 17.11.2013 07:48, schrieb Michael Hennebry:
I've noticed
Hi,
%.o: $(srcdir)/%.c
If the goal is to get rid of GNU make dependencies, I think that
fred.o greg.o ... zith.o : $(srcdir)/$*.c
might be the best that can done.
I'm not sure, what the warning message mean, because the line above (if
this is the suspicious line) is plain old make syntax. I
Hi Markus,
there are possibilities to fit your task. I use GDB very seldom for avr
development. Mostly I use the script extensions, in my case python. For
example for virtually running amforth :-) or the simulation a LIN
network on AVR. But this needs too knowledge in python programming.
Othe
Hi Marek,
I'm in the moment a little bit handicaped, so you have to have a little
bit patience. One possibility is to add the patches to patch list (and
maybe create a new entry, if necessary) or you have to wait, till I can
give you the write access to git repo.
cu, Thomas
Am 24.05.2013 2
Hi Joerg an Klaus,
automake-1.12: warnings are treated as errors
examples/anacomp/Makefile.am:38: warning: '%'-style pattern rules are a GNU
make extension
examples/atmega128_timer/Makefile.am:27: warning: '%'-style pattern rules are a
GNU make extension
examples/atmega48/Makefile.am:46: warni
Hi,
yes, in the moment it's only possible to connect HWPrescalerAsync to a
PinAtPort instance. There is a (quick) workaround for that: create a
port (port X) and use one of this "special port" pins as external clock
input.
I'm trying the async mode, with a 32KHz crystal... is that supposed
Hi,
unfortunately there is no complete guide for this task. Just a rough
howto for the first steps. (see attached file) But it's also difficult
to describe all faccets of the task to add a new device. Maybe it helps.
Other possibility to make it is using a allready available device and
strip
Hi,
I've now added to master branch a rewrite of analog comparator and ADC
to fit the most functionality used in the allready implemented devices.
In the moment, auto trigger functionality for ADC isn't implemented,
except free running mode. This is because of some unclear descriptions
in da
Hi Klaus,
your problem with Pin class is a wrong implementation of OpenDrain
class. And what you see as result is overwritten memory, sometimes you
can get a segfault, sometimes it's only a endless loop! As I wrote,
OpenDrain is unmaintained ... :-)
Appended a patch, with one of more possibl
Hi Klaus,
I create a net, add some pins and after simulating some steps a delete
the net and run in an endless loop. Unregister of a net will not work as
expected but the code is modified a lot so I have to start reading it
from start.
Could you give a example code. Or maybe, there are some py
Hi Klaus,
I think, I understand your problems. But ... there is one thing, that's
forever: change! :-)
In your case the problem is, that the complete tcl part is unmaintained!
So I'm not wondering, why you get in trouble. Sorry! But there was so
much undocumented and less documented (and I d
Hi Klaus,
is it intention to have gui.tcl.in in git ignore? I understand to have
gui.tcl in, but the gui.tcl.in is part of the repo.
There is only "*.in" in .gitignore file in repository root, and
"gui.tcl" in examples/.gitignore. (the same situation for simulavr.tcl.in!)
So what you see is
Hi Klaus,
My simulation breaks down with throwing an exception. That is not a good
idea at all, because it tooks not a minute until the simulation is down.
I have tried it just now. On my machine it works to produce subsequent
trace files! Do you have more information about it? How much lines
Hi Klaus,
one question more: which version gtest do you use? And which version do
we want to support? Newest is 1.6.0, but I think, not all will have the
newest, for example my machine (it's a 10.04 ubuntu) has 1.3.0 in
standard distribution.
cu, Thomas
_
Hi Jörg,
to see, that I understand it right:
The delay of one opcode comes because of the 2 stage pipline, so the OUT
instruction to trigger the interrupt will work at the end of instruction
processing and the next instruction is allways loaded and processed
before interrupt processing starts
Hi Klaus,
wow, there is the party going on ... 15 posts in 2 days!:-)
> I added the framework under regress/gtest
To answer: I had a short look to your changes about gtest. I think, it's
a good idea. Especially for regression tests. It makes it easier to make
changes and to ge sure, not to ha
Hi Stan,
"tracer-output" is a file that will be written to. I attached a PHP
script that transformes it into the AVR Studio stimuli format which
should be nicer to understand.
Nice idea! Maybe we can put this script into repository, that others can
use it, if necessary? Because I work with Li
Hi Klaus,
-cEnables a tracer with a set of options. The format for
is:
[:further-options ...]
-o Specifies a file into which all available trace
value names
will be written.
To answer this: Onno has added some code to p
Hi Petr,
Klaus Rudolph and Joerg Wunsch say that: if interrupts were are enabled or
just became enabled (because of SEI, RETI, OUT) and an interrupt was
pending or just became pending, then one more instruction will be executed
and then the interrupt handler (typically a JMP/RJMP instruction) wi
Hi,
unfortunately there is no tutorial or special howto for using python.
But maybe you can have a look on examples/python, regress/timertest or
regress/extinttest.
And you need a good knowledge in python programming and the doxygen api
documentation.
cu, Thomas
Am 19.10.2012 10:51, schri
Hi Petr,
I compared the interrupt vectors to datasheet and I think the values
of vector are completly wrong. Also the code wrote beyond end of array
Yes, I've seen. Your diff should give a help for Ytai (I'm not sure, if
this is the first name, other nation - other order ;-) ) Maybe he will
Hi,
thanks for this message. Problem is, that on at90can processors (all,
not only 128) the assignment of interrupts is wrong. (here, in special
interrupt 7 is assigned twice, but the message is a little bit "mysterios")
Could you create a bugreport on
http://savannah.nongnu.org/bugs/?group=
Hi,
yes, this is the correct list ... because this is the only one. :-)
You wrote "link using cygwin": what cygwin, which version and what do
you get for a message?
Maybe a hint: download the manual (manual-1.0.pdf), there is a chapter
"How to build simulavr on MingW/Windows". (ok, not reall
Hi Mathias,
... Btw, are you interested in a tutorial how to compile on OS X?
Yes! I don't have a Mac. so I have no chance to try it on OS X.
But if you like, write it here to the list. So, everybody, who seeks for
this, can find it here. Maybe I'll push it later to documentation.
cu, Thom
Hi Torsten,
thanks for your informations about opensuse package. A I can see, that
you've produced packages for 11.4 and 12.1. Is this then also included
in opensuse distribution, e.g. it's installable by yast or yum or such?
I think, I'll add a comment in documentation. And, as I've seen, thi
Hi,
it's done now! Release files and website are uploaded. Hope, that's fine
and especially the binary packages are working.
Now it's only updating git and merge back docu changes and the quickfix
for the -a option on win7 to master branch. (and by the way rename
stable to oldstable)
And t
Hi Eric,
I forgot one thing: I've found a bug in simulavr. Currently option "-a"
(abort register) dosn't work on Windows7! (but was working on XP)
So regression test dosn't run successfull. Problem is, as I assume, the
abort system call. In Win7 it raises a message box and then regression
te
Hi Eric,
Does the project have documentation that explains how you build those
windows binaries via mingw? Or is it pretty straight-forward?
Yes, there is about half page on page 21. Yust a few hints from my
experience with mingw and building simulavr. But it's a lot of work to
get environme
Hi Petr,
There has been multiple releases before. Users do not know the code
base is different.
Right. But "first release" means for me first release for simulavr and
not only tar balls, also docu, web site and such. In the moment I'm
trying to build windows image. As I see, the abort functi
Hi @all,
the first release is the hardest ... ;-)
Now I've pushed a first version of manual for upcoming release 1.0 to
savannah:
http://download.savannah.gnu.org/releases/simulavr/manual-1.0.pdf
(signature:
http://download.savannah.gnu.org/releases/simulavr/manual-1.0.pdf.sig)
(Attention,
Hi Onno,
Cool! How about renaming the old 'stable' branch to 'oldstable' then?
That's the very old code base from 2009. People will be confused if
there is a 'master' and a 'stable' branch.
I'm not sure, if it's possible to change the branch name, because this
is on the server and I don't kno
Hi @all,
just for information: I have now created release branch for release
"1.0". This branch get's only bugfixes for this release, if necessary.
So I start now with creating release files, documentation and update for
web site.
In master branch, version is now "1.1dev".
cu, Thomas
Hi Petr,
* attackers on network are able to abuse the poor simulavr
I think, this is really a security problem. It's an open port for
somebody, which is able to connect to it and nobody can be sure, that
there is no possiblity to abuse it.
The first is: NOBODY SHOULD RUN SIMULAVR AS ROOT!
Hi Petr,
Oh well, I did not see your code. It appears you implemented the
signature detection in [1].
Right! I think, this should be the necessary part for signature and
signature checking.
Have you considered merging it into trunk/master/whatever branch?
As you can se on commit dates on
Hi Petr,
just a short answer. Do you've seen my code in branch devel-tomk? I've
made something with signature, fuses and such. The change was on 2th
june 2010: "Implement loading fuses, lock bits and signature from elf,
check signature".
But there I start with another point ov view. (as I re
Hi Andrey,
it wasn't on list, so I left your message untouched below.
> print self.GetCurrentTime()
Sorry, was my mistake, it must be: self.getCurrentTime() (starting with
lower character for method name)
This is a real python method, see ex_utils.py in examples/python directory.
cu, Thomas
Hi Andrey,
just to have a quick answer:
Try to use simulavr to unit-testing my firmware. In example folder found python
examples, but - found absolutely no documentation about python API. Is it means
that there is no such documentation, only source code?
Unfortunately yes! I'm responsible f
Hi Petr,
just to answer, not to make the "next battle in the war": :-)
Readability and parsing were not affected. There are other, more
important reasons for tabs.
Readability IS affected if somebody looks to a source with tab space 4
(for example) and it was formatted in a few lines with ta
Hi Petr,
Are you aware that spaces-vs-tabs issue is a holy war which has been
going on for decades and remains unsolved?
It is unlikely that anyone finds a solution people would like. Maybe
if the solution was implemented in an editor.
Yes, I know it! :-) In the historical computer age ;-) it
Hi,
My objection is still that the new simulavr is incomplete (the
existing features would have use for some polishing). If the polishing
is delayed, it will break people's stuff in next release.
Agree! I think, you will have 2 times more ideas for improvements than
developers. So it wouldn't
Hi Stan,
Am 04.01.2012 16:39, schrieb Stan Behrens:
Back to topic: I could not find any code that implements handling of
FUSEs, so that I had to change my patch. Simulavr treats the BREAK
instruction as NOP now when no gdb session was established.
I've started with some changes conneted with h
Hi,
after some questions about building a released version of simulavr and
after many months of development, :-) (sure, last time it was only Petr,
which has commited some work) it's time to create a first release. I'll
start this in the beginning of february, e.g. create a release branch
for
Hi,
I've commited now a script to count all tab spaces from source files in
simulavr workspace. Goal is to reduce step by step tab spaces from
source files.
Why? Usually developers use different editors, as they like. And also
different settings. And one of such setting is the size of tab sp
Hi,
today I've commited a script to check commited work _after all is
commited and _before_ pushing up work to savannah. Goal is to know, that
all commits, which are pushed up, will work together.
It needs at first a configuration file, see delivery-check.conf.sample
for a sample configurati
Hi Petr,
Am 04.12.2011 22:50, schrieb Petr Hluzín:
Undefined symbols:
"_compress", referenced from:
_bfd_compress_section_contents in libbfd.a(compress.o)
GNU libbfd recently introduced a dependency from zlib. (For another
I'm not sure, what's happen on Brandon's box. Normally, co
Hi Andrey,
Am 05.11.2011 08:18, schrieb Andrey Gill:
I downloaded manual in pdf format. This manual says that I can use for simulate
external interrupt file gui.tcl . I can run this file in my system - but it
displays just empty window without any controls. I do not know tcl language and
can
d only instance
of GDB. Here stopping one thread (core) would stop all other threads.
It's the consequence of clock concept in simulavr (and called freeze
mode debugging sometimes). Of course GdbServer class is not designed to
do that, but if we ever wanted to support that...
Marek
On Thu
Hi guys,
just to give my 2 cents ... ;-)
I think, simulavr isn't able to fit to this plan with simulating 2 or
more avr cores in the same time (!) with gdb. I don't know, how to do
that with gdb - but that's not my topic. simulavr isn't designed to do that!
How multicore works: it's one (!)
Hi Petr & Sergei,
oops, not sent to list! Here again:
there are some unit tests in simulavr test suite - but nobody knows
this. :-) Look in regress directory and below and try "make check" - not
only to look for unit tests ... ;-)
cu, Thomas
Am 07.07.2011 00:33, schrieb Petr Hluzín:
2011/
Hi Onno,
yes, there is this code ... plan was to implement lpm and spm command
right, that self programming and such will work. But then time for it
run out. But maybe I have time to finish this next time. As I remember,
there were some questions about where is what and with which behaviour
in the
Hi Petr,
> We do not have to cover all combinations (myriad). I believe there are
> are POSIX-based systems - whose look identical for our purposes. And
> there is a Visual Studio build. If someone breaks buildability on VS I
> do not mind fixing that. So buildability on any Linux would cover most
Hi list,
I'm back after a long time ... ;-) (hopefully) It's a question of free
time, of course.
About nightly build service:
At all, it's a good idea. In my work I see many such solutions. Some
build quick and dirty - just for this project only, some with
professional software. And there a
Hi wzab,
My AVR code intensively uses the UART interface.
Unfortunately it also sends smetimes the double quote character
("), which caused the Tcl/Tk GUI to crash.
Your problem with double qoute is connected with tcl itself. It tries to
interpret this double quote and then things go wrong. B
Hi Sebastian,
I don't have any ideas what to improve. Would it do any harm to push the
change to the main branch, so you don't need to merge updates?
fyi: your patch is now uploaded to master branch.
cu, Thomas
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Hi Quatre,
One thing that I want to test in my application is self-programming flash using the SPM command. The stable branch in the git repository does not provide support for the SPM instruction. However, the master branch seems to, as there is code for it in decode.cpp. What is the state of th
Hi Sebastian,
last days I've tried your patch.
I think the output of "Pin::operator char" was inconsistent with
"Pin::operator=", so i swapped "A" and "a" there. Is this ok? Or should
the swap be done in "Pin::operator="? Or was the inconsistency
deliberate?
Yes, this is a bug. I (!!) would p
Hi David,
David Hubbard schrieb:
Hi everyone,
This is gentoo-specific info, but I read in the manual that such
feedback is welcome:
Thanks for your informations about gentoo and simulavr. I'll insert it in
documentation, next time I have to change something on documentation.
cu, Thomas
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Hi sebastian,
thanks for this change. I'll check it, but it could take some time.
Sebastian schrieb:
Hi,
I extended the python interface so that you can simulate ADC inputs.
Can you please review the attached commit?
Can I get commit rights or do you prefer to push it yourself?
I think, I'll
Hi list,
lately I've changed git settings to ignore eclipse configuration files
from VC. So everybody can use it's own settings, if he/she will work
with eclipse.
But maybe it would be a good idea to have some "common settings" for the
project (for example tab usage) and to freeze if also by
Hi Sebastian,
From looking at this and at example.py, I got the impression that, to
"continue" from a breakpoint, you must delete it. And to recognize that
a breakpoint was reached, you test if getCurrentTime returns increasing
values when you call doRun?
Yes for the first part. No for the sec
Hi Sebastian,
I fixed it in examples/python/Makefile by removing README from
EXTRA_DIST because it's already contained in DIST_COMMON.
Ok, thanks for reporting this. I'll make a change in master branch next
time. (I hope, on weekend) The right place for such is Makefile.am,
because on automa
Hi,
I'm again ... ;-)
Sebastian schrieb:
> Hi,
> is there a way to get breakpoint-adresses for source code lines
> directly from simulavr (with the python interface)?
I'ts possible to set and remove breakpoints by python interface, see
method assertInitDone in regress/modules/simtestutil.py. Y
Hi Raphael,
Let's imagine you instead change the '-d' option behaviour, and make it
non-mandatory option :
- if not present, ELF signature should be present, and will be used to
define the AVR. If no signature in ELF : exit and error "can't guess device, use
-d"
- if '-d' given,
- (*)if EF
Hi list,
now I had a little bit time to start a task, which was in my inbox for a
longer time: a suggestion from Petr to read and use controller signature.
I've started now to implement this. If simulavr commandline application
read a given elf file, it reads now too signature, fuses and lock
Hi Raphael,
sorry for my late answer, but I was busy last time ... (and you found
out all forself :-) )
According to Michael's feedback, fuses and lockbits are ignored as
sections in the loaded ELF. My understanding of the code seems to
confirm that.
Anyway I admit that it would'nt be very us
Hi @list,
I've updated web site content. (e.g. it should be visible next time)
Please report mistakes, wrong words and such things, if you find it.
cu, Thomas
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Hi Raphael,
I just arrived in this company that has a lot of ATmega32 legacy code, and I
try to include some unit testing environment, that's why I'm so
interested in simulavr. I won't need gdb either for that part.
I think, I will look for my multicore simulation example and prepare it
to in
Hi Raphael,
Next step for me will be in a few days to try to have simulavr run two
ATmega32 communicating through an SPI link. From what I read in the PDF,
that should be possible, am I right ?
It's possible, but only with a little bit work. You have to use TCL
interface or python interface f
Hi @list,
I want to rebuild documentation. First step is done: building web site
and documentation with sphinx. Next step: reorder documentation and make
plans, what to change and to add. The goal is to substitute texinfo
documentation after all. (and to have single source for web site AND
do
Hi Raphael,
'make check' does not run tests any more, but I think I remember reading here
that they have been disabled for now
Now I will try to understand and use it ;)
Yes, that's right, if you call ./configure without parameters. The
reason is, that 'make check' needs python and python is
Hi again,
you shouldn't worry about the last lines in output in "./configure"
(without parameter!)! This will type out (for example):
...
AVR_LIBBFD_LIB=/usr/lib/libbfd.so
AVR_LIBIBERTY_LIB=/usr/lib/libiberty.a
PYTHON=/usr/bin/python
build verilog modul avr.vpi = no
The line "PYTHON=/usr/bin/
Hi Raphael,
make a pull from repo and try it again! There was a bug, it misses 2
config files. (if you don't see it, you'll forget it ... ;-) )
ATmega32 is supported in master branch. (it should work, but I had not
so much projects to test it!)
cu, Thomas
Raphaël Martin schrieb:
Hi,
I'm n
Hi,
Yes, we should then switch the tag 1.0rc0 back to point to latest
stable. I think devel needs no tag at the moment.
Ok. But now I'm a little bit fuzzy about it. ;-) Which version should be
set for the NEW code in master branch? (before fork we had 0.9git, for
the fork it was 0.10rc1, at
Hi,
I've prepared a preview for a new project web page. (the current one is
from 2004! :-) ) You can find it here:
http://download.savannah.gnu.org/releases-noredirect/simulavr/html.tar.gz
For now, it's the boilerplate page and one (empty) sub page. It's
planned to fill it in next days with
Hi,
Joerg Wunsch schrieb:
As I understood Onno, he really suggested to tag the old code base as
1.0 and "stable", and release it soon now. After all, this code
hasn't been formally released for a number of years now. Once 1.0 is
out, the next release could be a 1.1 then, coming from the curren
Hi Onno,
Well, but you set master to 1.0rc0. I was proposing to set 'stable' to
1.0rc0 :-)
Yes, but my understanding was to set our NEW code to 1.0, not the "old"
state from simulavrxx CVS repo? For me, it makes no sense to tag the old
code to 1.0. Other opinions?
cu, Thomas
Hi Jörg,
What, for example, would happen if I said
git config user.email nongnu@sce-gbr.de
there, and later commit and push my changes to savannah?
The messages in the commit log are given by these settings. So this
would set your eMails to TomK's in the commit message.
That's a littl
Hi @all,
I've now reverted changes, which rename simulavr to avrs. This means,
that code in git repo should now ready for further work.
And I've set version to 1.0rc0.
How to get it/use it:
- at first, you need git, of course, you can try on terminal "git help",
if this works, you have alre
Hi Joel,
it looks so that you're the only active developer, which uses TCL interface.
If we have uploaded code to GIT repo (and you have time and so one ...
;-) ) then it would be nice to test your projects wich use TCL interface
against the new code.
There are some neccessary changes on TCL
Hi,
to answer todays mails:
- I think, I'll left untouched both CVS repos, even if it isn't possible
to set it read only. There are not so much people, which could upload
code ... ;-) GIT repo should hold (at first only) the master branch from
fork, nothing else.
- Jörgs proposal, to "hide"
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