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From: Nick G. <nm...@yo...> - 2008-05-25 14:12:19
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Stephen Williams wrote: > > Yes, sounds best. One possibility that I've been thinking of > using you as a guinea pig for is to have you create your own > public clone of the Icarus Verilog repository using one of the > public git hosting services. There is github.com or repo.or.cz. > The latter is older, and I already use it to keep an automatic > mirror of the main repository. (I've been using repo.or.cz as an > automatic mirror host, but it's not been auto-mirroring for the > last few months, so github may be worth a try.) > > The idea I have is that you make a public clone, then you create > your branch in that clone and commit and commit and work and > commit to that branch on your clone, and we just "pull" it into > the main repository now and then, or when you are ready. I've created a clone of the repository on GitHub, with a new `vhdl' branch here: http://github.com/nickg/iverilog/tree/vhdl And the public clone URL is git://github.com/nickg/iverilog.git |