There has been 2 posts in the last 5 days. Where is everybody?
There's a pseudo-contest going on and nobody cares? No one has any problems, no one has any discoveries?
What is this?
Also an aside: I think I have used more question marks in this post than in anything I have ever written.
Or have I??????
-Joe
I don't know about DSP, but on the uC topic a lot of info was posted and I think we are all still digesting it!
Luck
Miguel
This section is naturally going to move a little slower but there is activity. I have only so much time these days and I've spent way too much of it having to moderate the main forum and lounge.
I got a bunch of name suggestions for the pseudo-contest but I have not picked a final one yet. Thanks to all who have entered! 8) 8) 8) I will make a choice when time permits so if anybody has any more entries.... :icon_wink:
The real DSP stuff will come later. Right now we're (as a group) picking up speed on microcontrollers and digital hardware. Andrew has written a number of articles on microcontrollers and some folks are still waiting on delivery of the STK500 kit from Atmel which will be at the core of a lot of the microcontroller learning effort here.
If you have any questions or you just won the Lotto and want to subsidize DSP development here, just post. :icon_wink:
Someone earlier pointed out that a "critical mass" is probably required to make this section start to hop. Summer is coming in the Northern Hemisphere and with it, lots of hopping.
Quote from: calpolyengineer on April 21, 2006, 01:42:45 PM
There has been 2 posts in the last 5 days. Where is everybody?
There's a pseudo-contest going on and nobody cares? No one has any problems, no one has any discoveries?
What is this?
Also an aside: I think I have used more question marks in this post than in anything I have ever written.
Or have I??????
-Joe
Stay cool, Cal. We're still here.
I'm saving for my STK500. You have to consider that this sort of 'new' line of development is long-term, and hence there's no rush to do things. If I can do some uC stuff in a year or two, it's good enough for me. Andrew's articles are good, and Peter's interface proposal is very thought-provoking.