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Hi Keil forum supporter

Everytime I look in this forum I wish to have a filter button to selct only Arm7 themes..

Isn't it possible to install a selction box feeded from the Toolset/Architetcure entry?

Would be very nice if it's possible to switch off uninteressted C166 and C51 or Arm7 threads..

hopeful

G.K.

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  • I tried to do the same search that you described:

    www.keil.com/.../search.asp

    As you say, the second hit is "Winbond memory(SPI interface)" - which is about an 8051-derivative
    http://www.keil.com/forum/docs/thread10906.asp

    However, note that the originator of that post specified the architecture as 'Non-Specific (Generic)'

    Presumably, as the search engine cannot tell that it is not related to your chosen architecture, it has to assume that it might be relevant - and so includes it in the results.

    So another search option is required: to include or exclude "generic" posts.

    And that is the fundamental flaw with this filtering idea - it relies on people correctly classifying their posts!

    Often, a thread starts on an architecture-specific question, but later moves on to - or includes - non-specific issues...

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  • I tried to do the same search that you described:

    www.keil.com/.../search.asp

    As you say, the second hit is "Winbond memory(SPI interface)" - which is about an 8051-derivative
    http://www.keil.com/forum/docs/thread10906.asp

    However, note that the originator of that post specified the architecture as 'Non-Specific (Generic)'

    Presumably, as the search engine cannot tell that it is not related to your chosen architecture, it has to assume that it might be relevant - and so includes it in the results.

    So another search option is required: to include or exclude "generic" posts.

    And that is the fundamental flaw with this filtering idea - it relies on people correctly classifying their posts!

    Often, a thread starts on an architecture-specific question, but later moves on to - or includes - non-specific issues...

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  • And you have your answer :)

    Don't change the family in a answer.. use that from original post.

    And I think it's better than most of reader/writers here, which are able to use the family section are reading what they want
    than given rookies a flat platform to spam..

    And I mean that I CAN use.. not MUST use a filter.

    hopeful
    G.K.