The answer is called Maemo - the next generation Nokia OS based on debian Linux.
I've a Nokia N900 and the most recent update (3 days ago) seems to have solved all the issues I had noticed in the past.
In the recent update of n900:
- VOIP is still not working correctly
- After the update, the phone sends an SMS to Nokia with your phone number, IMEI and network operator data
So no, I am not happy with it.
I like to mentally replace that with the actual meaning: "between 0 and".
Are you sure, that this implementation cannot be actually slower in some cases?
"It could allow software applications to run between -20% and 20% faster!"
I've found that OSS is typically good for common software like browsers, media players, word processors, and so on, but not for specialized tasks like CAD or ASIC development, or for operating systems
I wonder, what operating system you are using to design your ASICs. There is no Cadence port to Windows yet, and probably never will be.
Read comment, Read code, Do they agree? - Yes, good, this is probably not the bug - No, is this a bug? - Yes, comment is correct, fix code, check if bug still exists - No, correct comment.
What I can see is all a sudden the friction from the water is gone, the inertia of the huge spining masses causes the turbine to over-rev and it tears itself apart.
It is not possible. It cannot rotate faster if the moment of inertia is not changing and there is no energy flow from the outside.
if you get caught eating it instead of throwing it out you will be charged with theft, who's the victim? the birds at the landfill that dont get to eat it anymore???
The food manufacturers of course, as you will not buy more food from them. Just as if you have copied a song.
I would also add that VHDL/Verilog are *not* programming languages, in the sense that you are creating programs to compile and run on a system. They are Hardware Description Languages that you use to describe a functional piece of hardware. Thinking about HDL as a programming language will only get you crossed up, especially if you are new to the hardware design world.
For hardware implementation, I agree. However, they are also simulation languages. In such a case, you compile them and execute on your PC, you can then print messages to the console and even open files.
VHDL is far too verbose. It requires replicating the entity definition before instancing it. Now when you change ports(and large designs will require MANY port changes) you get to change them in 3 places instead of 2. In ASIC applications, netlist brevity becomes very important when gate-level fixes need to be made.
Not really. You can use the notation
inst_name: entity entity_name port map...
without the need for using the component declaration. However, you have to be careful about the analysis order in that case.
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I would rather have a few grays in my pocket.
I'd rather not .
The answer is called Maemo - the next generation Nokia OS based on debian Linux. I've a Nokia N900 and the most recent update (3 days ago) seems to have solved all the issues I had noticed in the past.
In the recent update of n900:
- VOIP is still not working correctly
- After the update, the phone sends an SMS to Nokia with your phone number, IMEI and network operator data
So no, I am not happy with it.
Exactly, it doesn't even make logical sense: How the heck do you have an Asynchronous Transfer Mode "Machine"?
You put in the card, enter pin and then the machine releases the money at some later time.
You almost made it through the whole summary without saying it.
But forgotten to mention PIN numbers.
java.lang.NullPointerException
I like to mentally replace that with the actual meaning: "between 0 and".
Are you sure, that this implementation cannot be actually slower in some cases?
"It could allow software applications to run between -20% and 20% faster!"
I could see a netbook with a flash drive right on the motherboard.
It' s called eMMC and you can find it e.g in n900.
The mouse cursor points up-left. If you want to hide it, you move it right or down.
"Nothing worthwile is free." Air?
Not for long. Ever heard about CO2 quotas?
I've found that OSS is typically good for common software like browsers, media players, word processors, and so on, but not for specialized tasks like CAD or ASIC development, or for operating systems
I wonder, what operating system you are using to design your ASICs. There is no Cadence port to Windows yet, and probably never will be.
Google pays Mozilla and Canonical for making Google their default search engine choice.
I was suprised when I started the Lucid Lynx livecd - google was not the default search engine. It does not pay enough any more?
You've got the point. The feature I want is to search exactly for the string I type. Putting it in quotes does not always work.
travelling toward each other on a railroad
Do we consider tracks on a deck of a ferry a railroad?
Age, height & weight of the parties
Age? So, the younger, or the older one is more likely to be arrested?
When code and comments disagree, both are probably wrong.
Keep your family safe with never-dying smoke detectors.
The smoke detectors already contain radioisotopes.
their cutting edge products
Like in "cutting off the edge of a PCB"?
This is a Pre telling a competitors service that it is an iPhone. Is that legal?
Internet Explorer tells the server it is Mozilla. Is it legal?
What I can see is all a sudden the friction from the water is gone, the inertia of the huge spining masses causes the turbine to over-rev and it tears itself apart.
It is not possible. It cannot rotate faster if the moment of inertia is not changing and there is no energy flow from the outside.
if you get caught eating it instead of throwing it out you will be charged with theft, who's the victim? the birds at the landfill that dont get to eat it anymore???
The food manufacturers of course, as you will not buy more food from them. Just as if you have copied a song.
I would also add that VHDL/Verilog are *not* programming languages, in the sense that you are creating programs to compile and run on a system. They are Hardware Description Languages that you use to describe a functional piece of hardware. Thinking about HDL as a programming language will only get you crossed up, especially if you are new to the hardware design world.
For hardware implementation, I agree. However, they are also simulation languages. In such a case, you compile them and execute on your PC, you can then print messages to the console and even open files.
See Figure 3 in this paper.
Radio controlled - under water?
whatever your local currency is, electrum pieces?
Maybe one of these elektrons
VHDL is far too verbose. It requires replicating the entity definition before instancing it. Now when you change ports(and large designs will require MANY port changes) you get to change them in 3 places instead of 2. In ASIC applications, netlist brevity becomes very important when gate-level fixes need to be made. ...
Not really. You can use the notation
inst_name: entity entity_name port map
without the need for using the component declaration. However, you have to be careful about the analysis order in that case.