> It took us a while to get SVN set up on OpenCores (not always the > fastest moving organization). I was proposing taking the first steps on > that for git. > > Actually since then, I have thought it might be best to move Or1ksim > first. It is small and doesn't have an upstream to worry about. It would > be a good thing to pilot. Part of the pilot is to get the processes in > place to make setting up git repos easy. > > Marcus/Olof - can you help with this. > > This repo rearrangement has been discussed for a while now, and it feels like we are getting closer to finding out exactly how we want to do it. Using or1ksim as a guinea pig is a good idea. I'll discuss the git part with Marcus this weekend. There are some other parts that could be worked on after that. A while back I put up an orpsoc project on OpenCores as a placeholder. Julius and Stefan were added as co-maintainers, as they were most active at the time. I'm not sure if we want to put up orpsocv2 there, or wait until orpsocv3 becomes somewhat usable. I have also pointed out several other components that could be moved out with some effort. Franck Jullien seems to be doing a good job of extending what Julius started on openocd a while back. If we could get the last pieces in place, we wouldn't need to maintain or_debux_proxy anymore. orpmon should be feature-checked against u-boot to ensure that there aren't any killer features in orpmon that we want to have ported (a bit unlikely, but still). The RTOS stuff is a different beast too, and we should brainstorm a bit about that. All in all, we can do this, but we really need to focus and start working on finishing a few things before we can do a switch. A good way would be to put up a roadmap on the wiki, so that we can get a clear view on what needs to be done for each of the sub components in the main repo, and then just start working on those items.
I haven't had the same problems as you with SVN - not since Olof fixed > the problems last year. But we could do with better documentation. And > we do need to move all the legacy GNU stuff into its own directory! > > I love getting credit, but this work was all done by Yann Vernier at ORSoC. -- Olof Kindgren ______________________________________________ ORSoC Website: www.orsoc.se Email: [email protected] ______________________________________________ FPGA, ASIC, DSP - embedded SoC design
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