Tachyon Forth now on Sourceforge
Peter Jakacki
Posts: 10,193
In the interests of making Tachyon and TAQOZ more readily accessible I have created a Sourceforge page for the main files. In the past I have relied upon Google docs originally and then Dropbox for all the source code and tools etc. My Dropbox suffers from clutter and also they reflect my current testing versions too. Hopefully the SF pages will help in that regard.
Now I am in the process of checking and uploading files and adding photos etc.
I will add this SF link to my sig as well:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/tachyon-forth/
Now I am in the process of checking and uploading files and adding photos etc.
I will add this SF link to my sig as well:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/tachyon-forth/
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Yes, that would be expected but I am just making sure the files and folders are correct and neatly sorted out first and then add those files to git. But I also need to finalize my P2D2 revisions and getting out some of the current boards, so I'm doing this sf/git stuff in my "play-time"
* Introduction
* Tachyon is not ANS-Forth
* TAQOZ in ROM
* TAQOZ DEBUG TOOLS
I have yet to finalize using git and I will probably rearrange my local files first as I manually select files for updating via FTP.
btw, I have been adding some Wiki pages, so please provide some feedback or better still, contribute
Perhaps we could have user projects on there too, in Tachyon on the P1 mostly, but I have a lot to add for the P2.
Peter check their homepage. They sometimes have outages. Either caused by, well, hardware, or ordinary maintenance windows. I was going to blame someone on the forum for what is bothering the site, but, ah, that would not be appropriate, so I am blaming a random person named Murphy for it.
I have now emailed support.
Nada from support and no tweets about problems. I might be waiting a few days to find out or I might try the same thing again with a new project. I have copies of the blog and wiki in my emails.
Anyhow, I have reloaded files and parts of it. Still have blog and wikis etc to do.
Eventually I may/might/perhaps find out what happened
Hello!
I agree. I once created a project template to go with a general purpose idea I had. And simply left it at that. Three days later I signed in, intending to check on some of the other projects that needed a signed-in account to allow comments or updates, and found that some joker had added himself to it. And they did not write me to tell me that the joker did that. I promptly deleted the project template since I wouldn't be needing it, and that was the end of it.
A while later I checked on the project page for a set of programs that can do a better job of managing the One-Wire devices that Maxim sells. And naturally found I was added to the list of "project management". Nothing from the company, and I didn't mind that they, the group did that. But the first stuff bugs me.
As for you? Perhaps a system suffered something so dramatic that it defies easy description in here, and a polite one, so let's not worry about it.
Yes, source and readme and binaries and wiki pages etc. But even if there were "issues" I would have some kind of email from them. But there was absolutely nothing, and even though it didn't recognize my user name, it indicated it knew about it when I created a new user name with the same email address, because that's the one and only email I received from them for that user after the pages disappeared.
I noticed that when I posted a short wiki page about PWM, that I couldn't paste even a small image in there which I had in a google doc, so I had to publish the doc as a webpage and linked to the image from there.
I had one review already on my previous SF pages that mysteriously disappeared.
I am reconstructing wiki pages and adding some more.
Some of these pages will be just for using TAQOZ in ROM as a hardware tool and so I will try to keep them very simple. You only have to type one or two lines to discover more about the hardware.
Feedback - feedback - feedback