On May 4, 2:27 am, Francesco <francesco_poder...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I will post in this forum the name of the domain
Any thoughts about merging this work with http://sourceforge.net/projects/sdcc/
to leverage maintainence and provide cross device protability for
libraries, applications, and tools?
Reply by Francesco●May 4, 20072007-05-04
On 28 Apr, 09:50, Eric Smith <e...@brouhaha.com> wrote:
> Francesco <francesco_poder...@yahoo.com> writes:
> > I'm trying to move my domain from my old provider to a newone (cheap)
> > Don't know why ... but this operation seems impossible because my
> > hosting has expired before I ask to transfer my domain???
>
> Once a domain is actually expired, you have to renew it with the
> original registrar before you can transfer to a new registrar.
>
> And after you renew it, I think you have to wait a while (30 days?
> 90 days?) before you can transfer it. I'm not sure why.
>
> The transfer will involve renewing it for an additional year.
Eric,
I will create a new webdomain this week end.
I will post in this forum the name of the domain
Reply by ●April 28, 20072007-04-28
Francesco <francesco_poderico@yahoo.com> writes:
> I'm trying to move my domain from my old provider to a newone (cheap)
> Don't know why ... but this operation seems impossible because my
> hosting has expired before I ask to transfer my domain???
Once a domain is actually expired, you have to renew it with the
original registrar before you can transfer to a new registrar.
And after you renew it, I think you have to wait a while (30 days?
90 days?) before you can transfer it. I'm not sure why.
The transfer will involve renewing it for an additional year.
Reply by ●April 26, 20072007-04-26
Francesco - who's the new provider you're moving too. I'd like to compare
them with a couple of others.
Hul
Francesco <francesco_poderico@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On 13 Apr, 23:35, Eric Smith <e...@brouhaha.com> wrote:
> > I was hoping to download Francesco Poderico's Picoblaze C compiler
> > today, but unfortunately his domain is expired. Google didn't
> > turn up any other sites from which I can download it; does anyone
> > know of such a location, or would anyone be willing to make it
> > available online or send me a copy? (Provided that doing so
> > doesn't violate any license terms.)
> >
> > Thanks!
> > Eric
> Hi,
> I'm Francesco Poderico.
> I'm trying to move my domain from my old provider to a newone (cheap)
> Don't know why ... but this operation seems impossible because my
> hosting has expired before I ask to transfer my domain???
> So if you need any help/latest version of the compiler please contact
> me at francesco_poderico@yahoo.com
> If in one week time from today (26/4/2007) I still did not manage ro
> transfer my domain then I will create a new domain.
> Regards,
> Francesco
Reply by ●April 26, 20072007-04-26
not exactly the same question :
is there a picoblaze assembler for linux ?
wine & kcpsm3 fails with recent versions...
Reply by Francesco●April 26, 20072007-04-26
On 13 Apr, 23:35, Eric Smith <e...@brouhaha.com> wrote:
> I was hoping to download Francesco Poderico's Picoblaze C compiler
> today, but unfortunately his domain is expired. Google didn't
> turn up any other sites from which I can download it; does anyone
> know of such a location, or would anyone be willing to make it
> available online or send me a copy? (Provided that doing so
> doesn't violate any license terms.)
>
> Thanks!
> Eric
Hi,
I'm Francesco Poderico.
I'm trying to move my domain from my old provider to a newone (cheap)
Don't know why ... but this operation seems impossible because my
hosting has expired before I ask to transfer my domain???
So if you need any help/latest version of the compiler please contact
me at francesco_poderico@yahoo.com
If in one week time from today (26/4/2007) I still did not manage ro
transfer my domain then I will create a new domain.
Regards,
Francesco
Reply by ●April 16, 20072007-04-16
On Apr 16, 6:43 am, "Paul" <pauljbenn...@gmail.com> wrote:
> We're talking about the picoblaze here....the program space isn't
> large
> enough for ANYTHING to take weeks to write.... if it takes more than
> two
> hours to run out of program memory, you type too slow!
Test and debug in a HLL on another platform is frequently a LOT faster
than steping PB thru a simulator debugging your asm.
ditto for long term maintainability by a broader spectrum of engineers.
Reply by Paul●April 16, 20072007-04-16
We're talking about the picoblaze here....the program space isn't
large
enough for ANYTHING to take weeks to write.... if it takes more than
two
hours to run out of program memory, you type too slow!
On Apr 14, 12:35 pm, fpga_t...@yahoo.com wrote:
> On Apr 14, 7:17 am, n...@puntnl.niks (Nico Coesel) wrote:
>
> > Are you sure you want to use that compiler? Last time I checked it
> > didn't seem very usefull (no optimisations at all). You're probably
> > better of writing your program in assembly language.
>
> For nearly 30 years there have been various C compilers for small
> micro's, ever since Ron Cain knocked off the Small-C compiler for the
> 8080 with a little help from me (a free SRI International PDP-11 unix
> account as long as the compiler was public domain). These compilers do
> not need to be perfect, or even great, just correct, to quickly knock
> off projects that would take weeks in assembler. For most, careful
> coding will get your project 95% of the way toward good/excellent
> performance, with a small amount of asm functions and tweeking at the
> end to meet timing goals.
>
> For a tiny PB PLD project, it might not be practical ... for a larger
> PB Spartan project, it might be the only quick prototyping choice that
> makes sense, from early concept to production.