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From: aojkim on 11 Aug 2010 18:15
I don't think I should say thank you when I get rude responses, especially
after I have explained that I know nothing about the subject.
Thanks a lot for your response though. At least you told me some basic,
background information, unlike first few responses did.

>
>Getting a response is a privilege and not a right..... Folks have to be
>interested enough in your situation to be motivated, etc. So, that some
>one in particular didn't provide a response is certainly no reason to
>chide them. In fact, it's rude. Jerry was giving you good advice as an
>aside. If you pay attention to what he said then you'll benefit. Be
>willing to learn from this. "Thank you" never hurts.....
>
>If I had a ready answer to your question then I'd likely have responded
>had I been around when you posted. As it stands, you got some good
>input - even though *I* can't find the code referenced in Richard's post
>at DataRAM. Or, did you expect for everyone lurking to post: "Gee
>sorry, I don't know" just to report in to you?
>
>Sometimes it really helps to talk around the subject. John's comment
>was particularly pertinent. Taking that as a lead, I looked into the
>P25M a bit:
>
>It appears that the Pismo tools would be a step in the right direction:
>http://www.innovative-dsp.com/ftp/P25M/
>and the product documentation is there also.
>
>Here you have a programmable PCI board. I used to develop these things.
> It's not uncomplicated because you have to do two or three things:
>1) you have to have code for the board to run your app.
>2) You need to have code on the PC to load the code on the board.
>2) you have to have code for the PC to run your app.
>So, I'd say that you need TWO sets of example code and some tools to
>make it make sense.
>
>Fred
>
From: aojkim on 11 Aug 2010 18:20
Give that document to someone who knows nothing about dsp(me, as I have
stated) and ask him if he understands anything. I've read that about 10
times. And all the links when I click on your link is red, which means I
have read them.

Is it that hard to understand that I have spent three days googling and
searching, but I cannot understand anything, so I have come here to ask for
a simple explanation of how to do it instead of language I can't
understand?

>
>Bet he never looked at links in first hit on
>http://www.google.com/search?q=dsp+P25M+"Innovative+Integration"
>
>You know the ones containing "Datasheet" and "Documentation",
>among others :<
>
>
>
From: Jerry Avins on 11 Aug 2010 22:22
On 8/11/2010 6:07 PM, aojkim wrote:
> If you didn't know anything about the board you shouldn't have written
> anything in the first place. I told you I googled it for three days and
> still can't find it. I don't see where you got your manner, pretending to
> help someone when you know nothing about it.
>
>
>> I didn't answer you because I know nothing about the board. (Does it
>> stand alone? Does it plug into a mother board?) Google would have told
>> me, but you could have too. The rest is just a matter of manners and
>> the social norms expected here.

I offered no help about your problem. I advised you how best to
communicate here on comp.dsp.

Jerry
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