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Spring cleaning: List of projects that seem to be dead anddon't have any files
by Unknown on Mar 7, 2007
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Lauro, John wrote:
Some the code is buried.

Just checking randomly, here is one.

Epp v1.9, it's not under CVS, but if you click on epp1.9 (between
overview and news), you will find it.
Thanks John, that one slip through. I found another one that has files: LCD Driver http://www.opencores.org/projects.cgi/web/lcd/overview A third one, as I noted already in the compiled list, has a link to an external file, but that link does not seem to work: embedded z8 µController core http://www.opencores.org/projects.cgi/web/embed_z8/overview All the other ones don't have files. [...]

I think they should be e-mailed rather than simply deleted, especially
if it's at least beta/ready to be used level.


I checked again through all of them and most of them have the status
"Planning" and I think for those it should be fine to delete them.

I think it would be a lot of work to send everyone of those an email.

Unless people volunteer to help out.


Cheers,

Guenter







Spring cleaning: List of projects that seem to be dead anddon't have any files
by Unknown on Mar 14, 2007
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Damjan Lampret wrote:
OK.

I'll wait a couple of more days.

BTW the plan was to only 'hide' the projects.
That sounds good. I think the main goal should be that they don't show up on the project page when looking at all the projects. BTW, if a user disables its project, it still shows up when setting the Projects/cores filter to "ALL". However, not under the project name, but under the name of that group. For example, the Communication controller group has a project further down named "Communication controller". The link is http://www.opencores.org/projects.cgi/web/dmt_tx But when you follow the link you will get an error. That is actually a project I started a while ago and then disabled it. There are several others in the Microprocessor group. Would it be possible to totally hide those? Cheers, Guenter
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