>And also, if the ESE FPGA project belongs to the MSX Association or
>not. Personally, I think that if the MSX Association wants to make money
>with the hardware developed by Tsujikawa, then I also want. For me it's
>not clear what is the goal of ESE.
ESE FPGA project is NOT part of MSX Association. It is a hobbyist project
to create a MSX system on FPGA. The only connection with MSX Association is
that Tsujikawa has expressed his intention to offer them his work.
>The fact that the japanese language is too far different from the others
>is not an excuse for learning English, for example. If they were able to
>develop the best electronic products, why can't they develop communication
>skills?
Their culture is so different from ours it's impossible to communicate at
the same level as you do with most of the rest of the world. Even if a
japanese person speaks perfect english, his usage and interpretation of the
language will still differ from yours.
In other words, a language barrier can be broken, but a culture barrier is
far more difficult to break.
>The pin layout (the official name is "Pin Assignment") is easy to change
>and is not informed in the VHDL code.
Then what is the problem?
Greetz,
Patriek
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