URGENT HELP!!! I NEED A PROJECT FOR SIGNAL GENERATION ON FPGA MADE IN VHDL

You should have asked a month ago.

No. You are disparate ;-)

...Jim Thompson

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This is a joke, right?

John

John, You just don't understand modern "education" ;-)

...Jim Thompson

-- | James E.Thompson, P.E. | mens | | Analog Innovations, Inc. | et | | Analog/Mixed-Signal ASIC's and Discrete Systems | manus | | Phoenix, Arizona Voice:(480)460-2350 | | | E-mail Address at Website Fax:(480)460-2142 | Brass Rat | |

Jim, you just don't understand globalization. People in third world countries expect free homework helps in semi-English.

When the request is made in a fashion that indicates some worthwhile attempt has already been made, I'm ready to help.

When the request is made in a fashion that indicates the poster is sitting on his ass and has an attitude of entitlement, then hell will freeze over while the poster is waiting ;-)

...Jim Thompson

Google: 211,000 English and Spanish pages for linux fpga signal generator.

martin

It certainly sounds like he should pull himself together.

They're so poor they can't afford capital letters. That is sad.

John

I had one student at a US college try to get me to do a project for him

-- he offered to pay my rate even. Only he hung up and never called back when I asked him for his advisor's name.

Odd, that.

They use all those up sending emails from Nigeria telling you about the $24 million you are going to get.

THIS IS NOT A JOKE>>>>THANK'S ANYWAY.

THIS IS NOT A JOKE>>>>THANK'S ANYWAY.

THIS IS NOT A JOKE>>>>THANK'S ANYWAY.

"tudormarchis" schreef in bericht news: snipped-for-privacy@a75g2000cwd.googlegroups.com...

Strange environment you live in. I mean an environment where you can get a diploma by presenting the work of others. You may become a good politician or a bad manager this way but you'll never become an engineer. Not even a bad one.

You can get a lot of help from this group if you:

- Specify the technical problem as good as you can.

- Tell what you've done and found yourself so far.

petrus bitbyter

WE THOUGHT IT PRETTY FUNNY>>>>YOU'RE WELCOME

I know a PCB layout guy who refuses to use any lower-case lettering whatsoever on PCBs (so you end up with "DESIGN BY JOHN LARKIN," "SERIAL PORT," "ANALOG OUTPUT," ETC.) -- perhaps they could trade some...

It is a joke. Even if anyone could help you with this your time frame is ridiculous.

tudormarchis,

I'm sure the professors and administration at Universitatea Tehnica Cluj-Napoca wouldn't find your post degree worthy.

---Matthew Hicks

Nearly every school that I know of will let you take an incomplete, and finish up the course later. Of course, this means that you won't get your diploma on time, but unless you're going to run out of funds or be enlisted in the army or something you're only losing a small portion of your life to the delayed degree.

The history of invention is littered with people who took longer than 'normal' to finish school* then went on to great things -- why not you?

• and those who never finished -- pay no attention to them.