14:48 <pointfree> The PSoC 5LP info on the wiki is very out of date. I'm updating it.

14:48 <pointfree> https://camo.githubusercontent.com/40f6353d48f2d1c5bd131fd9d5687475c494b27a/68747470733a2f2f63646e2e7261776769742e636f6d2f77696b692f617a6f6e656e626572672f6f70656e667067612f696d616765732f7564622d62616e6b732d616e642d726f7574696e672e737667

14:48 <pointfree> I updated UDB array image because the HV tiles should be on the *right* sides of the tiles. I mixed up left and right in the commit message of the commit that I pushed. Is there any way to change this with git?

14:51 <nats`> pointfree link ?

14:51 <nats`> I tried to use PSOC5 recently but gave up

14:52 <nats`> their tools sucks :\

14:52 <nats`> I find that overly complicated

15:05 <pointfree> nats`: Yeah, their PSoC Creator IDE is needlessly complicated, but I think the actual PSoC 5LP chip is rather well thought out. I have RE'd at least the digital bitstream. cyrozap and others have added openocd support for the PSoC5LP.

15:05 <pointfree> I had the switching matrix labeled with registers offsets and bit numbers on the odroidxu4 server in my apartment in California. There are power supply issues so my server is offline until I return from Boston to switch it back on.

15:05 <pointfree> That info should go on the wiki anyway.

15:10 <nats`> I have a devkit if some test are needed one day

18:49 <cyrozap> pointfree: You can fix the commit message with `git commit --amend` and `git push --force`, but it's generally considered rude to force-push to a repo already online unless you notify everyone about it in advance and especially rude if the commit you're changing is not the latest one (since rewriting that commit would require rewriting all the commits that come after it).

18:50 <cyrozap> pointfree: You can probably get away with changing it since it's the current git HEAD of the wiki repo, but please let us know when you push your changes so we can force-pull them to our local trees.

19:03 <pointfree> git shortlog -s tells me pointfree, azonenberg, rqou, cyrozap, and whitequark are all of the openfpga-wiki authors. You're all going to have to git pull --force the openfpga wiki

19:04 <cyrozap> Well, some may have just edited from the web interface

19:05 <cyrozap> But yeah, still good to notify them

19:06 <pointfree> Done.

19:08 <pointfree> I use darcs for almost all my source control, so thanks for the git tips, cyrozap, and for tolerating my goof.

19:20 <azonenberg> Yeah i havent made a local clone of the wiki repo

19:21 <azonenberg> done all of my work through the UI