Re: gEDA: [pmonta@terayon.com: Verilog version of OpenRISC 1001]

[Steve Wilson <stevew-at-NOSPAMintrinsix_dot_com>]

To whom it may concern - 

To extract the appropriate file ( a tar.gz file...) 
simply extract the items between the Mime header and
footer, i.e. remove EVERYTHING except all of the uuencoded
information, and run it thru the following filter:

mimencode -q < [extracted file name] > result.tar.gz

This will allow you to recover the file.

Hope that helps.

Steve Wilson

linuxkernel@newmail.net wrote:
> 
> >I'll just attach the code (it's only 10kByte
> >compressed); sorry to spam people with this,
> >but I don't really have a sensible place to put it.
> 
> Hmmm.... Interesting !
> 
> Unfortunately, all I got of the supposed "attachment" is a jumbled thingy -
> I'll quote part of it to illustrate what I mean -
> 
> --------------0091EAAED87E7D262C2B68EF
> Content-Type: application/x-gzip;
>  name="or1k-verilog.tar.gz"
> Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
> Content-Disposition: inline;
>  filename="or1k-verilog.tar.gz"
> 
> H4sIAN+fBDkAA+xdf3vbNpLOv/GnQNJuI2/liKRkyZbr3Tq2k/jOjr220/YuT06hJMrmhSJV
> 
> korspulnvxn8BkjKcuK4t0+l9olJYDAYzAwG4EsATFL3/dqHIA2j5KLx4Ov8HKfldDrr8Ndx
> 
> and on and on and on...
> 
> Dear Mr. Dingledine,
> 
> Is it possible for you to put the "attachment" on a sebsite somewhere so
> people can download it themselves, please?
> 
> Thanks in advacne.
> 
> Sean