[ECOS] source code credits

[ECOS] source code credits

[Tim Drury]

I'm going to copy the devs/flash code for the Atmel at29C flash and
create one for Atmel 49bv flash.  Trivial (but important) question:
Do I just add myself as a contributor in the comment block, or do I
make myself the author?

-tim


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Re: [ECOS] source code credits

[Pete Barrie]

At 14:59 28/06/2002 -0400, you wrote:

>I'm going to copy the devs/flash code for the Atmel at29C flash and
>create one for Atmel 49bv flash.  Trivial (but important) question:
>Do I just add myself as a contributor in the comment block, or do I
>make myself the author?

Tim, are you doing a port to the EB55 board? I'd be interested
if so.  I started looking at this earlier in the year but ran out of time.
I'd be happy to contribute some time later in the year, but at the
moment am interested in any developments.

Pete


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Re: [ECOS] source code credits

[Tim Drury]

Pete, no.  This is for the eb40a board, but if they use the same FLASH
then I've killed two birds with one stone.

-tim

On Friday 28 June 2002 03:05 pm, Pete Barrie wrote:
> At 14:59 28/06/2002 -0400, you wrote:
> >I'm going to copy the devs/flash code for the Atmel at29C flash and
> >create one for Atmel 49bv flash.  Trivial (but important) question:
> >Do I just add myself as a contributor in the comment block, or do I
> >make myself the author?
>
> Tim, are you doing a port to the EB55 board? I'd be interested
> if so.  I started looking at this earlier in the year but ran out of time.
> I'd be happy to contribute some time later in the year, but at the
> moment am interested in any developments.
>
> Pete
>
> >-tim
> >
> >
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Re: [ECOS] source code credits

[Jani Monoses]

We have an at49 driver here for at49V8011.
I suppose this is not the same as you are using but if you're interested 
I can mail it to you.The reason I didn't submit it is that it only supports 
one of the two areas of the flash the one with fixed size erase sectors...
The other is the boot part and is 128K (vs the rest until 1M) and quite small
but still....
Jani.


> 
> I'm going to copy the devs/flash code for the Atmel at29C flash and
> create one for Atmel 49bv flash.  Trivial (but important) question:
> Do I just add myself as a contributor in the comment block, or do I
> make myself the author?
> 
> -tim
> 
> 
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Re: [ECOS] source code credits

[Tim Drury]

Jani,

I'd love to see it.  Funny, I was going to leave off the smaller plane also
since its sectors are a different size from the larger plane.  Maybe I can
model the flash as two flash chips of different sizes.

-tim


On Monday 01 July 2002 07:59 am, Jani Monoses wrote:
> We have an at49 driver here for at49V8011.
> I suppose this is not the same as you are using but if you're interested
> I can mail it to you.The reason I didn't submit it is that it only supports
> one of the two areas of the flash the one with fixed size erase sectors...
> The other is the boot part and is 128K (vs the rest until 1M) and quite
> small but still....
> Jani.
>
> > I'm going to copy the devs/flash code for the Atmel at29C flash and
> > create one for Atmel 49bv flash.  Trivial (but important) question:
> > Do I just add myself as a contributor in the comment block, or do I
> > make myself the author?
> >
> > -tim
> >
> >
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