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

[Jan D. <ja...@ja...>]

Günter Dannoritzer wrote:
> George Pantazopoulos wrote:
> [...]
> 
>>Trac looks very interesting in that it supports svn and the ticket 
>>system, and is also a wiki. How does the wiki part compare to docuwiki? 
>>Are there any nice docuwiki features we'd have to give up?
> 
> 
> I haven't done too much with docuwiki. I think the wiki syntax is pretty
> much the same. From the first sight it looks like that docuwiki has a
> nicer interface with the menu at the left side.

That was my personal contribution to the dokuwiki project :-) By now
there are many other templates, several with sidebars that you could use
to change the dokuwiki look instantaneously.

> Though I wonder whether
> that can be done with trac too.
> 
> Trac looks more like it is suited for one project group. I think the mix
> of having different users that can participate in different projects
> requires quite some tweaking of trac.

I'm not convinced this is what we need first. Trac seems to be a
sourceforge done better, in other words, a development management
system. But this is a general problem, well suited to large scale
dedicated hosted solutions such as sourceforge itself, or Google Code
(both with subversion support), or opencores.org.

I think what we need first is a content management system, well suited to
create great documentation rapidly, and distribute releases by the
good old method of tar files.

Jan

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