Follow-up Comment #2, task #11863 (project administration): Hi mjflick,
thanks for your review. You don`t need an build script to compile and upload the code. The AlarmClockDesk.ino serves as "startup file" for the project. You have to unzip the appended sketchbook_2.tar.gz into your home directory so that all files are placed in an directory named sketchbook. After the extraction you should be able to open the project by starting the Arduino-IDE (version 1.0 or newer) and select "File|Sketchbook|AlarmClockDesk". This should open the project along with all included files. The project needs an Arduino Mega 2560 board to run. But you can compile the code by first select the target board via "Tools|Boards|Arduino Mega 2560 or Mega ADK" and than compile the code with "Sketch|Verify/Compile". The Arduino-IDE will than use avr-gcc to compile the code (http://arduino.cc/en/Hacking/BuildProcess). I don`t know how to handle your request to add copyright notices and permission-to-copy statements to the appended library files. The ADS7846 library which drives the display for example is part of the msd-shield_v020.zip library which is supplied by the hardware vendor of the used msd-shield. This library also includes DS1307, MI0283QT2, SDcard and digitalWriteFast. I think the license of these files (included in the archive) allows to add such permission statements but i`m not sure. The other libraries are structured equally. Would it help if i would not include the archive files and library code directly in the project but only supply links to the download urls? Regarding the "COPYING" file. I included one in the top directory of sketchbook_2.tar.gz. Was this correct or should i change it? I hope could answered some of you questions and help you with the further review of the project. servus, roland _______________________________________________________ Reply to this item at: <http://savannah.gnu.org/task/?11863> _______________________________________________ Message sent via/by Savannah http://savannah.gnu.org/
