[DSP-10] Various Ezlite part numbers

[David Garnier]

Greg

>Thanks again guys
>As you are obviously dealing with someone really lame
>here,

Not!  I thought your question was thoughtful and clearly
articulated in what you were asking, frustration and all.
As a side thought to your earlier comment, I to am a
single experimenter, I know of no local ham who has built
this kit, a buddy system maybe a way to go.  It appears to
me that there are a lot of highly technical people (double ee's)
that who have built this kit but who have never posted a
questions; if the questions hasn't been asked that doesn't
mean you are suppose to know it!!!  I have certainly made
some errors assembling this kit, (I work in a engineering lab
for a living and frankly would be embarrassed to admit what
mistakes I have made on this project, ask me once.) ;-(.
After working 50+ hour weeks, sometimes the last thing I
want to do when I get home is play with "its."   Keep on
asking. 73's & cul.

dave garnier - wb9own

> Thanks again guys
>
> As you are obviously dealing with someone really lame here, could someone give me the actual file names for the DOS version files that I will need. With all the files on the site, it is not apparent which one(s) I will need.
>
> Plse consider it as helping the disadvantaged.
>
> 73
> Greg Danylchenko
> VE3YTZ
>
> >
> > From: "Steven Bible" <n7hpr@tapr.org>
> > Date: 2002/04/18 Thu AM 12:19:59 EDT
> > To: <dsp-10@mailman.qth.net>
> > Subject: RE: [DSP-10] Various Ezlite part numbers
> >
> > Everyone,
> >
> > First, the DOS based tools are not hard to get, ADI has made them available
> > for download from the ADSP-21xx development tools web page at
> >
> >     http://products.analog.com/products/info.asp?product=21xx-EZLITE
> >
> > Second, the new Windows development environment is not crippleware, it has a
> > compile size limitation such that the code for the DSP-10 exceeds that limit
> > (call it what you want, the ADI folks at the Embedded Systems Conference
> > explained it this way to me).  The software is full-featured in that you can
> > do anything the pay-for version with the single exception of the compile
> > size.  At the conference ADI was handing out time-limited versions of the
> > software.
> >
> > I found it interesting that once you pay for the full version that updates
> > are free via the ADI web site.  It surprised me because it seems the
> > industry trend is for you to pay a yearly license fee for software tools.
> >
> > (My disclaimer: I do not work for ADI, nor do I own stock in ADI, or have
> > any vested interest in ADI. Your milage may vary :-)
> >
> > - Steve, N7HPR
> >   (n7hpr@tapr.org)
> >
>
> snipped here
>
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