Re: New Version ?

Wow just passed some nice last days of the semester with
dif, div, grad curl and all that : )
Cheers to green, stokes and gauss

Now is there a list where we can hear more news about the open source
version of Gnu Electric ?

I love Java - Parallel Multi Object Engine Java

And what nicer system to design the system than in an object oriented way
will do the silicon?

Hey what does everybody think about:

Bring-them Young : ) JHDL (
and gupty's < c sparks >

Links follow...

cheers

Tobias

Ideally we also use it to design the Open source Multifuel Straight Piston
ElectroDynamic Generator -
Hybrid Vehicle and its Reprogrammable Silicon GoBox Controller together now
that link I have handy and there you should also find links to the other
nifty tech things

MSPEDG-HV-RS-GoBox
(C) Ares-togo Cooperation Tobias Gogolin
Designs under GNU-type Open Hardware License
Which essentially says if you base your design on released Gobox Objects you
are bound by that license and need to redistribute your truthful source
versions along with the components you may manufacture or assemble for sale

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benutzer:Togo


----- Original Message -----
From: "Steven Rubin" <strubin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <tom.riley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Cc: <discuss-gnu-electric@xxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, May 23, 2004 18:11
Subject: Re: New Version ?


>
> >This is very interesting. Where can I get more info on it? Does it
require
> >a Sun JDK/JRE?
> >Any info on development environment such as netbeans vs eclipse vs
emacs/vi?
> >Are all the "Add-ins" such as QUISC, ALS or the VHDL compiler converted
to
> >Java as well?
> >I expect the Java interface has been preserved or enhanced. What about
> >lisp or tcl?
> >
> >I think the move to Java could be a very good thing. It could make
> >extending electric for custom applications much easier.
> >
> >How can I (or any one else) help?
>
> At this point, we are adding some finishing touches and testing it in our
> group.  The system will use some 1.4 features, so those of you with 1.3
> will have to upgrade.  We are using many different development
environments
> in our group: some use NetBeans, others Eclipse, still others IntelliJ.
>
> The initial release will NOT come with the add-ons that you
> mentioned.  There will definitely be missing pieces in it.  It has only
> been 9 months since we started the new version, and our team of 3-1/2 has
> been working continuously.  Still, there is a lot to translate, and we had
> to prioritize.  For this reason, we will simultaneously release a newer
> (and final) version of the C code that is compatible at the "elib"
> level.  Users will be able to save libraries to disk and read them into
the
> C version and visa-versa.  It will not be absolutely necessary to upgrade
> to the latest C version to get "elib" compatibility, but it will be
advised.
>
> Although there are some pieces missing from the Java code, some of them
> have been rewritten completely and are greatly improved.  For example, the
> NCC code was rewritten completely.
>
> Still, after the initial Java release, we will solicit requests for
missing
> pieces that need to be filled-in.
>
> So right now, there is nothing that you can do to help, but thanks for
asking!
>
>     -Steven Rubin
>
>
>
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