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Hi Patrick, I noticed you put this on a github site rather than a gitlab site. I would be cautious about mixing it with the open source library. Perhaps these are derivatives of from the same branch the IEEE code that was donated to IEEE. This is something that IEEE could OTOH, if it is on the gitlab site, we have some control of whether a library is public or not and we could potentially make something temporarily not available to the general community at IEEE's request. OTOH, putting it on the IEEE gitlab site does admit that maybe it does belong to IEEE, so I am not really sure how to handle it. I really don't want it in the same pool of code where OSVVM may end up. Jim On 10/11/2016 3:04 AM, Patrick Lehmann wrote:
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Hello Jim, as far as I found out, the uploaded packages don't contain the VHDL-2008 bugfixes. The packages are taken from http://www.supernova.thistlethwaites.com/fphdl/. The bugfixes are going to be stored on GitLab.com => IEEE-P1076/Packages as the other P1076 stuff is stored. I proposed a separate repository called "fphdl" to have some distance to CoreLib until we figure out what's included. His packages were formerly hosted on eda.org or vhdl.org. |
Translated HTML documentation to reST and integrated it into a ReadTheDocs flow. Example: http://fphdl.readthedocs.io/en/docs/synplicity.html