Sometime ago I noticed a lots of threads on this topic, if you guys are still up with this then here is one link which could be helpful for you all. keep it up :) http://flash-plaice.wikispaces.com/
On 9/23/06, nepBabu.cx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > ujwal wrote: > > hi all, > > A new group has been formed for the proposed Open project 'Neproga' . > > link to > > http://groups.google.com/group/neproga > > and get access to discuss to > > develop Neproga which is a utility (Open hardware and Open software) > > that manages most of the chips, microcontroller, eproms that are easily > > available at our market.Even in sourceForge we have created space for > > Neproga . > > First of all, Congratulations Manish (the hardware guru, I have to > admit. :-) and Ujwal). > > I am a bit lost here. Although I am assuming this project is just at > it's initiation phase, what do you mean manage the chips ? Does it mean > like you guys will be developing some hardware implementations + > software implementations sth like a linux module on userland or will it > be something that is implemented in the kernel ? > > Also may I ask which linux kernel will be the testing ground ? If you > plan to write for linux kernel, it must be approved by the guys at lkm. > If they don't, badluck. But ofcourse, you can implement your software > in NepaLinux I guess. > > > link to https://sourceforge.net/projects/neprog sourceforge to acquire > > downloads and development. The main objective of this > > project is to acquire basic building block for the engineering student > > to their project on such chips. Actually this project were proposed to > > What do you mean by building blocks ? So AFAIK, it'll basically help > the students manage IO operations on the chip (software) ? > > what functionality will be provided at the hardware level ? > > > be build by QT (open source) and let it run with Linux as well as > > Windows. Mainly we will focus on Linux. May be the utility feature > > perfection in programming and simulation of projects with in software > > which helps learning easy. Lastly as SFD we had discussed on this and > > most of the members were interested on this. Sooner we will begin some > > Interest is one thing and getting your hands dirty is another. :-) > > btw, which programming language will be used ? Java is hardly an > option, C is better suited but there are other languages too. And what > is the pre-requisite expertise assumed in contributing to this project > ? > > > classes with support to FOSS-Nepal which helps us build the backbone of > > the project. I want to thank all the people they discussed about > > Neproga last week. > > In any case, goodluck to you both. !..! > > thanks. > > > > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ FOSS Nepal mailing list [email protected] http://groups.google.com/group/foss-nepal Community website: http://www.fossnepal.org/ -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
