[Noisebridge-discuss] Interest check: HDL/FPGA for noobs class?

[jarrod hicks]

Denice.

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The lensometer and radiuscope seem like interesting instruments. Although I
don't know what our capabilities are for  creating lenses we do have a room
here at Noisebridge that is used for optical devices and imaging.

If delivery is possible, I can schedule time to meet you, or whomever, at
Noisebridge and assist with unloading and finding a place for the equipment.

If pickup is required, I can pickup equipment as long as it isn't too far
from the mission district and it will fit in a roughly 2'x3' cart. I don't
have a car.

If neither of these options work, please let me know and I will ask around
and work on an alternative means of transport.



On Mon, Apr 15, 2013 at 1:45 PM, <denicebars at comcast.net> wrote:

> How do I get off this list?  I ahve made multiple requests.  I only wanted
> to donate some microscopes and such to the group, not be on the chatter..
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> Denice Barsness
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> work 516-600-5781
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> *From: *"Adam Bauserman" <bauserman at gmail.com>
> *To: *rfmerrill at berkeley.edu
> *Cc: *"NoiseBridge Discuss" <noisebridge-discuss at lists.noisebridge.net>
> *Sent: *Monday, April 15, 2013 10:59:55 AM
> *Subject: *Re: [Noisebridge-discuss] Interest check: HDL/FPGA for noobs
> class?
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>  +1
> I'd be interested in this too, haven't done anything with FPGAs in a few
> years but would be interesting for some things that are hard to do on an
> arduino/avr. Also happy to help if anyone is learning HDL, I use verilog
> and VCS all the time at work.
>
>
> On Mon, Apr 15, 2013 at 3:10 AM, Robert "Finny" Merrill <
> rfmerrill at berkeley.edu> wrote:
>
>>  On Sun, Apr 14, 2013 at 10:43 PM, D J Capelis <mail at capelis.dj> wrote:
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>>>
>>>
>>>  I have.  It's only a little weird, as most proprietary software
>>> running on Linux tends to be.  I guess notably there's a settings script
>>> that you need to run before invoking any of their tools that creates and
>>> modifies some environment variables.  I use my own wrapper script that adds
>>> a few of my own variables (mostly for licensing), calls their scripts and
>>> invokes the Xilinx tools using a subshell that keeps my main shell clean.
>>> The good news is that the installer is actually fairly respectful leaving
>>> most of the rest of your system alone and functionality-wise, it seems to
>>> work as well as ISE does on other platforms.
>>>
>>
>> Quartus does the same thing. It has its own lib directory with its own
>> binary versions of standard libraries, which is a bit annoying because when
>> it tries to spawn processes (like a web browser to read the documentation)
>> they inherit the LD_LIBRARY_PATH and will sometimes explode because
>> libstdc++ is compiled with the wrong version of gcc
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