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    From: Andreas Ehliar<ehliar@l...>
    Date: Fri Jul 8 16:46:54 CEST 2005
    Subject: warning [Was: Re: [oc] MP3 Decoder in VHDL]
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    On Thu, Jun 30, 2005 at 04:38:33PM +0200, Günter Dannoritzer wrote:
    > I think finishing a project is quite different between software and
    > logic projects. The software is never finished, but everybody uses it
    > already, it just reaches a certain version with certain features. With
    > the logic there is a defined state where you put the stamp "done" to it.
    > Mostly only then it really can be used.

    At the moment it seems as if all projects are content with existing solely
    in CVS. This is great for developing but as a user I would really like to
    download a release of the project instead of having to download the latest
    CVS version. I have a feeling that the load on the opencores server could
    be easened if we didn't have to use CVS all the time to download releases.
    (Even worse, CVS through a webgui in most cases.)

    This would ease bug tracking as well since it is easy for the user to
    report that she has downloaded version 0.4 of a certain version instead
    of a certain CVS release.

    Mirroring of opencores would be easier as well since we could mirror the
    release files.

    At a glance, a lot of projects are marked as "DONE" on the project page. All
    of these should easily be able to produce a release file IMO.

    /Andreas

    Follow upAuthor
    warning [Was: Re: [oc] MP3 Decoder in VHDL]Damjan Lampret

     
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