This looks like kind of a fiasco, but a fun one. Sparkfun
is giving everyone who orders tomorrow up to the first $100
of their order free, up until Sparkfun has given out $100K.
http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/news.php?id=321
Thought folks here might like to know. :-)
Bart
to directly achieve the result you want is likely to
be very, very long. Think 1000 taps.
Quoting Barton C Massey b...@cs.pdx.edu:
Caveat: I have no idea what I'm talking about. Act
accordingly.
I have no idea how to interpret this response :) This
could be sarcasm, and you *do* know
Looks interesting---thanks for forwarding!
That's the first day of Linux Plumbers Conf, so I probably
won't be available. Hopefully someone else will.
Bart
In message 20090903142153.g5wf6qzlz4044...@webmail.dsl-only.net you wrote:
This may be of interest to people doing modeling?
Hadn't seen it. Thanks much for the link!
Have to admit that I'm a little skeptical--$240,000 per
launch isn't very much to put a bunch of mass in LEO. But
who knows; things have gotten a lot cheaper lately.
I've forwarded this to the PSAS folks; we'll see what they
say about it. Maybe we'll
Given your experience, the youth of TM's software and
hardware, and the prediction of supersonic flight by the
simulator, I'm willing to believe we may well have been
supersonic or at least transsonic on Saturday. However, it
will be really hard to tell, I think. We might be able to
cal some
Keep in mind that all the instruments we used for those
velocity measurements have some interesting limitations at
this point. The pressure altimeter is known not to work so
well in the transsonic region. The z-axis IMU hasn't yet
been calibrated terribly effectively. The GPS is quite
inaccurate
In message 49df660f.1060...@ytivarg.com you wrote:
Barton C Massey wrote:
It's a less-than-good feature of C. Case labels are labels,
and thus must label a statement.
For what it's worth, in object-oriented land (I mainly do Java these
days) case statements are also (supposed
In message 8f5d905c0904091948y526182edm16cb2bf4d5a42...@mail.gmail.com you
wrote:
It turns out wrapping that last case in curly-braces makes everything
happy and compileable... Not that this is comfortable...
It's a less-than-good feature of C. Case labels are labels,
and thus must label a
In message 498643ed.7060...@psas.pdx.edu you wrote:
...has lots of nice features like data identified packets
instead of node addresses, etc.
It seemed to me like this particular feature was a pain when
we tried this before? I thought we ended up kludging a node
addressing scheme that borrowed
In message 20090202020857.stbzev6v68cc4...@webmail.pdx.edu you wrote:
An application layer that floods the bus (but doesn't
invoke transceiver safeguards) will cause enough error
frames that the CAN controller will go bus-off and stop
transmitting.
So there are limits on the amount of bus
They should be down in FAB 85-7; get one of the folks with a
key to let you in. I'll be around some next week.
Bart
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Andrew mentioned there may be several of these that
are not being used right now.
If you have one you are not using do you
I thought this might be of interest to someone.
Bart
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Hello,
Atmel is offering a technical seminar series on AVR32 UC3 32-bit Flash
Microcontroller in the Portland, OR area on 03/25/2008.
Seminar objectives
The purpose of this one-day seminar is to deliver a technical
If you want to borrow one of our 2148 boards to compare, we
have some around.
Bart
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED] you wrote:
I just tried flash magic. lpc21isp is the linux command line version of
that functionality. It fails to work as well.
Im starting to think my 2148 board is
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I just re-read the entire Capstone report, and I can't find any
justification for the use of a separate power supply.
Aaaargh, sorry. I clearly remember discussing the power supply voltage
issue in detail during the capstone project. Switching the
Nice! Thanks hugely for a cool piece of work.
Did Bdale Garbee's instructions about how to build and run
all this from Debian Linux ever get incorporated with your
instructions? I really don't want to get out Windows for
this if I can avoid it...
Bart
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED] you
office
Dave, if you need them before Bart recovers from his
surgery, just let me know and I will let you into his office.
Ne'
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Subject: Re: PSAS Parts order
Date: Wed, 18 Jul 2007 12:55:30 -0700
From: Barton C Massey [EMAIL PROTECTED
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