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From: jcastillo at escet.urjc.es<jcastillo@e...>
Date: Tue Feb 10 09:17:46 CET 2004
Subject: [oc] IMPORTANT new opencores web site
Congratulations, the page looks greatJavier Castillo
----- Original Message -----
From: Damjan Lampret<lampret@o...>
To:
Date: Mon Feb 9 12:13:22 CET 2004
Subject: [oc] IMPORTANT new opencores web site
> Hey Folks !
>
> It finally happened! OpenCores web site has a new look and feel.
> Check it
> out, it is great ! http://www.opencores.org
> Some features of the new site:
> - modern&fresh look&feel
> - much better organized (allows to more quickly find what you need)
> - much easier to edit web content (login and then just click on the
> Edit
> icon)
> - content updated (some old content removed, non working links
> removed)
> - project browsing/sorting upgraded, added download rating to
> projects
> - cvs write access limited per project (maintainer gives access to
> its
> projects to other developers, IMPORTANT please read
> http://www.opencores.org/cvs.shtml because CVSROOT changed !)
> Credits go to opencores web master. Miha if I forgot any of the new
> features
> please add to the list. And all out there if you like or dislike
> some part
> of the new site, please let us all know. Together we can make
> OpenCores
> better !
> Now it is time to start with more content and developer/user
> services
> related upgrades of the site. First some new developer services
> will be
> added and also obsolete projects will be removed. A second server
> will be
> put on line that will make sure that the main web server doesn't
> get stuck
> at night when some background jobs are running (particulary when
> several
> downloads get started and tar/gzip are running in multiple
> processes causing
> significant load on the current server - this hopefully will become
> thing of
> the past).
> New services for developers will be added. As first service I have
> the
> pleasure to introduce Novas nLint tool to become part of the cvs
> commit
> procedure. Whenever you will commit your VHDL or Verilog files into
> the cvs,
> if enabled by your project settings, nLint will perform linting
> according to
> OpenCores Coding Guidelines and send you an email with the report
> (report
> emails will be configurable in your project's settings so don't
> worry). This
> means much more uniform coding style accross different projects,
> less bugs,
> more compatible projects with ASIC guidelines (that will be easier
> to
> integrate into SoCs), better Q&A resulting in more users, more
> users more
> credibility etc. For all those that haven't seen Novas nLint in
> action - I
> promise you, you will not be disappointed ! (I expect the nLint to
> become
> operational within a week or so, I have to write nLint rules file)
> regards,
> Damjan
>
>
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