Re: [myhdl-list] Reflections on a MyHDL IP library

[George P. <ge...@ga...>]

>
> 2) publish MyHDL IP on opencores.org
>
> Pro: We may create visibility and goodwill with open source IP
> developers. The infrastructure is ready to use, and is tuned to
> IP distribution.
>
> Con: I don't really like the interface :-) It would be more
> difficult to highlight MyHDL's specific capabilities. The
> way to present the IP is quite strict, and we cannot really
> influence that.
>
> 3) create a new site, e.g. myhdl.org
>
> Pro: We have a "neutral" but MyHDL-dedicated site that people
> may be more willing to contribute to, while still having a lot
> of flexibility. We can investigate and choose new options for hosting
> and content management.
>
> Con: It may take some time to decide on the options and to
> set things up.
>
> Note: in this case I would still like to own the domain name,
> and I would be willing to pay for the hosting costs and to
> (co)manage the site.
>
>
>
>   

I like option 3 the best. At the same time, I have a bunch of links out 
there to the current site and I'd prefer some kind of redirection to 
happen for a good while. I still like docuwiki a great deal.

Also, I don't see a problem with taking selected IP cores from myhdl.org 
and creating opencores.org projects on their site.

Thanks,
George
http://www.gammaburst.net