I tested the cables by shorting all the top side pins and shorting all the bottom side pins on an edge connector, hooking the completed extenders to that edge connector, and testing the resistance between the top side and bottom sides. That tests all the adjacent wires on the ribbons and the tight clearances.

Walked on top of snow as it stiffend up enough to slowly make my way out to point.  19 - AMERICAN BLACK DUCKS, usual GULLS, 6 - COMMON EIDERS ( 5-F, 1-M), 4 - COMMON GOLDENEYE (2-F,2-M), 50 + BRANTS, 9 - CANADA GEESE, RED BREASTED MERGANSERS, lone PURPLE FINCH singing at top of tree at entrance. 

. > > > > I saw FPGA images in /user/share/uhd/images and /lib/firmware, but > > wasn't sure if I could just copy on top of those? > > Yes, you can copy on top of those.

Be aware if you use "use" that any variable assignments at the top level will be executed any time you call a function in your file, which can result in huge slow downs if you call functions a lot and have something slow to compute in those top level assignments. LenStruttmann wrote > But, then you are still including screws.h multiple times, right?

- *Kelly Walens:* Finished in the top 20% of her age group, top 30% of all female finishers, and top 50% overall!

Please open an > elaborated, synthesized or implemented design before executing this command. > > CRITICAL WARNING: [IP_Flow 19-4739] Writing uncustomized BOM file > '/home/fobp/sdr/uhd/fpga/usrp3/top/n3xx/build-ip/xc7z100ffg900-2/axi_hb31/axi_hb31.xml' > > CRITICAL WARNING: [IP_Flow 19-4739] Writing uncustomized BOM file > '/home/fobp/sdr/uhd/fpga/usrp3/top/

I have and lived to tell about it (OK, yes I was stupid and didn't screw the top of the Racor filter down tight).

Darum sind die revolutionären geistigen Bewegungen, welche alles Frühere für nichtig erklären, im Recht, denn es ist noch nichts geschehen. - Franz Kafka > On Nov 17, 2016, at 01:19, Jawad Seddar via USRP-users wrote: > > Hello list, > > I think this is an interesting topic as it underlines an issue I've been having since the commit

It is marked on the top of the card > in clear letters. TNT was their name for the chip they designed that did all > the GPIB interfacing. > > I have used John Miles software with the NI PCMCIA GPIB adapters I have. It > works fine.

Or, for a bit of nostalgia, not to mention a top spot on Hackaday, use Nixie tubes for the readout and NE-2 bulbs for the status icons.