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From: Pablo Bleyer Kocik<pbleyer@e...>
Date: Tue Jan 20 04:56:43 CET 2004
Subject: [oc] QuickLogic's appnote #69
Sorry to reply to my own email, but it seems somebody from QuickLogic
reads this list also ;^) They just sent me the correct files for the
appnote. Thanks to QuickLogic and sorry for the hassle. It seems we open
source guys are a bit paranoid these days with all the trials and
tribulations ;^)
Cheers!
At 20:21 2004-01-19, you wrote:
> Hello.
>
> Yesterday I came across Application Note #69 in QuickLogic's site, "Open
> Source 16550 UART Core" (http://www.quicklogic.com/images/appnote69.pdf).
> Basically it is just a manual of the 16550 and its signals written by
> David Shih and Andreea Rotaru at Quicklogic. Since there was no reference
> for the code neither in the document nor in the web site, I wrote to
> QuickLogic's support email asking for pointers for their "open source"
> code. Today I received an email from them, with --surprise, surprise-- an
> attachment of a tar ball of Igor Mohor and Jacob Gorban's 16550 UART core.
>
> How come? I am completely puzzled. The PDF document never mentions
> Opencores or Igor or Jacob's names... I still can't connect the dots.
>
> Peace.
--
PabloBleyerKocik /"First learn computer science and all the theory.
pbleyer / Next develop a programming style. Then forget all
@embedded.cl / that and just hack." -- George Carrette
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