Everything we build should perish back into nature

If we want to live in harmony with nature. We should build and use things which lives in harmony with nature and can go back to nature as well.

Corruption is a good thing for General category people in India

This blog only represents my thoughts and my opinions on what is the main issue in India and then analysis on why corruption in India is the only hope for General category people in India.
I am sure people would like to argue on what I am trying to write. If you do not agree with my opinion it is perfectly fine and I would really appreciate if you do not email me on your opinion.

Furthermore the objective of the blog is also not to give an opinion if corruption is good/ bad. Corruption is bad, but for whom and which people will be the most affected is the main issue.

Corruption is a form of unofficial reservation available to people in India who can want to work hard and understand the value of it.
A short story about what happened in my real life.
There were 2 friends in college both happy just getting the minimum grades. Both do struggle. But after higher secondary school person A gets enrolled in the top medical school and the second person gets enrolled in graduate school. Though all people would like to get enrolled in a top school and if it is without working hard it is far better too.
Both people are busy in their daily life and are not in touch for a while.
One fine day person B has health issue's and he gets enrolled and then he gets surprised seing person A after many years. But moreover surprised because his friend in school is the doctor's assistance.
First reaction "What the heck" is it that easy to get into top medical school.

Till that day there was no clue whatsoever if the friend had extra benefit's given by the government. Don't you think it is true that reservation is the only criteria which discriminates people.
If government gives an opportunity in terms of reservation to people to grow in life and get further education. I suppose government also should keep doors open for non reservation people who want to grow in life an option to pay for the opportunity.

Xilinx Integration: No ModelSim GUI appears when simulation called from ISE Project Navagator

Need to change a TCL script. On the machine its

C:\Tools\Xilinx\13.2\ISE_DS\ISE\data\projnav\scripts\dpm_modelsimTasks.tcl

on line 77 there is this if statement

          if { [dpm_flowsTestBatchEnv] } {

            set sBatchSwitch "-c"

          } else {

            set sBatchSwitch ""

          }

Add the -gui switch to the else condition so the statement reads

          if { [dpm_flowsTestBatchEnv] } {

            set sBatchSwitch "-c"

          } else {

            set sBatchSwitch "-gui"

         }

What is an X in digital design?

An X implies that a signal value is unknown (cannot be positively determined) and can be either one or zero. Unknown signal states are common while debugging simulation results and typically signify uninitialized signals or signals driven by more than one driver. In post layout simulations, they can also indicate a timing violation.

On the board / In reality there is nothing implies to 'X' but what it implies is that the result is not known/ cannot be predicted. The situation which we do not like to be in

Simplicity is the key

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/tennis/wimbledon/8585244/Wimbledon-2011-strokes-of-genius-behind-Rafael-Nadal.html

DNA sequencing

This project is a bit of a departure from my previous work in that, *gasp*, it might actually be somewhat useful. What’s DNA, you ask? The sourcecode of life =)

Now, let’s say we happen to wander across  a DNA sequence one day. “Hey there, Mr. ACTTTCGACA! What are you used for?” A DNA sequence by itself isn’t very useful, but what if we could find similar sequences in other animals (or even other places in our own genome!)? Maybe we could get clues to its function. Or maybe even figure out which DNA sequences might have evolved from other  sequences (Go Darwin!). This sounds like a job for . . . COMPUTATIONAL GENOMICS!!!

For the last decade or so, scientists have been sequencing the DNA of everything they can get their hands on. Proteins, chromosomes, even the entire human genome! There are huge databases full of A’s, G’s, C’s and T’s out there, just waiting to be searched. The common way of searching is to take our “query” sequence, and figure out where it lines up best with every other sequence in the database. Most of these will be junk, but every once in a while we might find an almost-identical gem of a sequence hidden in somewhere in the database. These matches can give us clues to both its role and possibly its evolutionary history. One problem, though - for the most accurate search methods, these searches can be *slow.* Really slow. For those computer scientists out there, we’re talkin’ O(n^2) slow.

FPGA: Chip scope implementing link

http://elecrom.wordpress.com/2010/03/24/xilinx-chipscope-tutorial/