[Oberon] Data transfer in large amounts

[Josef Sedlacek]

Hi together

Is this a new kind of co-work?

Josef Sedlacek

Am 13.07.2016 15:23, schrieb Skulski, Wojciech:
> Dear Paul:
>> I did consider an SPI flash chip, which would have been a more appropriate
>> size, but (micro)SD-cards are more freely available for not much
>> difference in cost.
>
> The SD cards are also more convenient for exchanging files, if there is a way to read them outside of the FPGA Oberon. It was the essence of my question.
>
>> FWIW, I shared my own personal roadmap during Oberon Day 2011 (I've posted
>> links to the talks here before), and posted here updates to what I'm doing
>> and how and why some particular things were done.
>
> Would you mind adding a pointer to your website?
>
>> But you are mistaken if you expect there is a team
>
> I do not expect. I asked for a clarification. If there is some work going on, as it is obviously the case, then it is not inappropriate to ask "what work" and if there is a plan. This question does not imply that I expect anything. It only implies that the situation is less than clear.
>
>>   And we are certainly not being secretive, rather, trying to help as much as we can with very limited resources!
>
> Your help is duly acknowledged. All my questions can be addressed by posting a Readme file on your website with the file dates and briefly explaining what has been modified. Such a file can be considered a version control system. It would also help if a directory was available with previous versions for the record. I personally use the format Filename_date.zip. (For example ThisBoard_May_16_2015.zip.) Quite often I find it useful to go back to a past version to check some detail. It is a low cost solution which you may consider for the website.
>
>> previous posts on this forum
>
> The posts are mostly devoted to ongoing discussions which are transient by their nature. By design, the discussion archive is not a source of up to date information. A Readme file would clarify the present status, if that Readme file was kept current. I do not think it is inappropriate to expect that current status is described in such a way.
>
> Thank you,
> Wojtek
>
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