[Ronja] Fwd: Re: Ronja documentation

[twibright at hispeed.ch]

>Hello
>
>I am the author of SPIDER, CPLD - TWISTER - rework.
>I will be very pleased if someone contribute his part of work to it.
>I have done new pcb layout, for direct driving of led with formerly unused 
>CPLD pins with optional extensive EMI radiation preventing and with direct 
>twisted pair interface to Petr Seligers receiver.
>Only what stands in the way to fabricate this version of pcb is the fact, that 
>i have not modified the Verilog code and not tested it if it fits into CPLD 
>device as the pinout is designed.
>The reason is that Xilinx WebPack, the software to design the CPLD inside, 
>stopped working in my gentoo linux after some system library update.
>Guys at Xilinx do support f*cking RHEL4 and 5 only, besides microshit windows.
>I will place this new version to website asap.

I was just wondering if there is any free software for loading PC16F84 devices. I found one text program but that was for 18F. Then I found Ponyprog.
The README doesn't
say anything about compiling. There
was no configure and when I typed "make" I got this error:

lptinterf.cpp:36:22: error: v/vdebug.h: No such file or directory

There is no "v" directory and the whole
tarball doesn't contain any vdebug.h file.

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>Jakub Ladman
>
>Dne Tuesday 22 January 2008 07:34:32 Arun Krishnan napsal(a):
>> Hi Kevin,
>>
>> Check the Ronja WIKI/UserContributions page. There's a project called
>> SPIDER that's listed there that does exactly what you want. It's TWISTER
>> in CPLD. It has some problems in it's current form, but workable with a
>> few modifications. HDL code is provided.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Arun
>>
>>
>> ----- Original message -----
>> From: "Kevin Bortis" <wermut at gmail.com>
>> To: ronja at lists.pointless.net
>> Date: Tue, 22 Jan 2008 07:24:15 +0100
>> Subject: [Ronja] Ronja documentation
>>
>> Hi, I have now studied almost everything needed to build a ronja
>> inferno. But I think I have now more questions than before :)
>>
>> I am very interested in the project but it's hard to find technical
>> information and specifications about the individual modules. I like it
>> very small and because you use a lot of standard parts like some of
>> the 74series ic's, I prefer to reimplement some of the modules in a
>> smaller package probably in a fpga or microcontroller design.
>>
>> What I need is,
>>
>> 1. How is the signal processed from the RJ45 interface
>> 2. What has to be done to create the ronja signal that leaves the final
>> LED
>>
>> I would appreciate if someone could point me to some information.
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> kab
>>
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