"Jan Panteltje" wrote in message
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On a sunny day (Tue, 13 Jun 2006 10:39:49 -0500) it happened "PowerHouse
Communications" wrote in
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You would only find verilog source files anyways, and then complain you
cannot read verilog (language), that posting really was on level3, you
were still on level 1.

I could really give a **** less what planet you are on, I asked a simple
question, all you had to do was answer it without your nasty attitude.

It was nice of you to provide a link, however I'd roughly guess that over
98% of the people reading this group, including the person you replied
to,
does not use Linux, and therefore would have no use for the file. Oh,
and
since you have a cocky attitude about you, let me return the favor...
IT'S
"example", NOT "exmpel"!

Yea, but we were actually playing a game, although you may not have known
when you dropped into to it.

Nope, wasn't aware of that, thanks for filling me in...

The issue of the game is to 'up the tech level' the top level is
unlimited.

Verilog, as hardware description langue is not bound to any OS.
It is just a text format to describe how gates and other logic is
connected
in a chip.

So, if I were to try "viewing" this in a text editor, I should be able to
see it? Let try...

I see where I had a problem... The decompressed file needed to be
decompressed as well. Now the folder shows it's face, with all files
within... I jumped the gun too soon... Got it now.. TAR archive
within a BZIP2 archive...