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olofk | I hope you haven't been talking while I was gone | 06:02 |
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stekern | only things you were not supposed to hear ;) | 06:29 |
olofk | :) | 06:48 |
ZipCPU|Laptop | olofk: You've missed a lot ... ;) | 07:46 |
olofk | ZipCPU|Laptop: Congratulations on your 8-bit bytes :) | 07:52 |
ZipCPU|Laptop | Still working on it, but I do have "Hello World" running in a simulator now. | 07:52 |
ZipCPU|Laptop | That includes newlib too ... so that's a big step forward from anywhere I've been before | 07:52 |
_franck_ | is there a way to just browse projets on librecores ? | 09:17 |
imphil | _franck_, unfortunately not at the moment, I'm planning to finish this change on the weekend | 09:46 |
_franck_ | imphil: ok thanks | 09:46 |
imphil | _franck_, if there's anything specific you're looking for I can maybe get it for you another way | 09:47 |
_franck_ | nothing special, just curious about the content already there | 09:50 |
ZipCPU | imphil: I have some things specifically that I'd like to see ... | 10:06 |
ZipCPU | I'd like to be able to click on something and pull up all projects having a wishbone interface. Perhaps this could even be subdivided into those with wishbone master and wishbone slave interfaces. | 10:06 |
ZipCPU | I'd like to be able to click and get all projects implementing a specific external interface: UART, I2C, SPI, SDIO, RII, RMII, etc. | 10:07 |
imphil | ZipCPU, probably tags will be a good way to categorize and search for such projects | 10:07 |
ZipCPU | Tags would be wonderful! Even better if there's a list of "official" tags that repository owners may choose from, or create their own. | 10:08 |
imphil | ZipCPU, there's already some work being done on that: https://github.com/librecores/librecores-web/issues/41 | 10:08 |
imphil | ZipCPU, exactly that's the plan, I think @wallento has already some early code on that in the works | 10:08 |
ZipCPU | Looking at the page you cited, I agree wholeheartedly with wallento. I like his ideas and proposal. | 10:10 |
imphil | ZipCPU, good that our ideas match actual needs :) I hope this feature isn't too far away, things are picking up speed these days. | 10:11 |
ZipCPU | I hope so. The promise of librecores was wonderful, but I'm still waiting/hoping it will surpass opencores in terms of utility. | 10:12 |
ZipCPU | I should point out, though, opencores hasn't been idle either. While they aren't expanding on their capabilities, they are at least debugging and fixing things that have broken over time. | 10:12 |
ZipCPU | imphil: One of the things opencores offered was a e-mail forwarding system, so that open cores developers could get e-mails sent to their user name. Is there any plans for that type of capability in librecores? | 10:13 |
imphil | ZipCPU, no, no plans for that. I think others are better equipped providing mailing services than we are (a rather tricky business to be in btw). I think the end result is the same if users just click on a @gmail or whatever email address on a user profile page. | 10:15 |
ZipCPU | Ok, sure enough, it never ended up being anonymized enough anyway ... ;) | 10:16 |
ZipCPU | I mean ... my e-mail provider always forced me to set the From: field to my actual e-mail anyway, so ... the anonymous address just got things here initially, but provided no more anonymity than that. | 10:17 |
wallento | @ZipCPU: I did some research on tags and I am pretty optimistic we can get that done soon | 10:20 |
ZipCPU | Thank you, wallento. I look forward to seeing what you are coming up with. | 10:23 |
wallento | http://fossi-foundation.org/2017/01/26/outlook | 10:49 |
wallento | great stuff ahead | 10:49 |
ZipCPU | wallento: You have a "licensing committee"? | 10:51 |
wallento | yes, it is new | 10:52 |
wallento | as a followup to the discussion on the mailing list last year | 10:52 |
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