On Wed, Apr 18, 2007 at 06:27:39PM -0500, Matt Bauman wrote:
> On Apr 10, 2007, at 1:24 PM, Peter Todd wrote:
> >
> >Any feedback, especially betters ways to setup these frameworks, is  
> >much
> >appreciated.
> 
> 
> That's absolutely marvelous.  I love it.  I just jumped to SDCC from  
> PICBASIC Pro, and I can't believe I waited so long.  But I had still  
> been working with monolithic programs simply because I'm not very  
> proficient with Makefiles and I really didn't want to spend the time  
> to put it all together.  This gave me the chance to hack away and  
> split up my program.  Thank you!
> 
> I also made a few changes to your Makefile.  I was going to bring up  
> your version for a complete diff, but your domain seems to be down.   
> Basically, I added a $PIC_CHIP variable, and then used that in the  
> names of the libraries and such.  And I used a $PROG_NAME variable so  
> you don't need to find and replace "example.hex".  My version is  
> attached.  Even though it's a very small file, it may behoove you to  
> be explicit about the license -- my modifications can go public  
> domain if that's okay with you.
> 
> You may get more response over at the sdcc-user mailing list (sdcc- 
> user@lists.sourceforge.net).

Thanks for the input.

I will be more explicit about the license, a simple public domain
declaration most likely to let people do as they please.

Thanks for the patch, I'll likely apply it as I was planning to make
those sorts of changes anyway myself. Time is just a big factor right
now... It's the almost the end of my semester and I've got a clock to
finish... But I'll be doing up some more examples in the next two or
three weeks, for instance for assembler-based projects with gpasm and
eventually even some examples of gEDA useage. In the long-run I don't
want to focus so much on SDCC or other specific technologies as provide
a whole pile of examples, based of my and other peoples work, of how to
do things with low-cost open-source tools.

Besides, I pity the poor fool trying to make his first complex
electronics diagram with gschem and PCB... yuck! Sure took me awhile to
figure it all out!

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