Hello, > > > > It's unfortunate that WebPack 7.1i doesn't include the 3S4000, but > > perhaps Xilinx can be convinced to include it in WebPack 7.2i. > > OK, now _everybody_ needs get on the phone to their local Xilinx > distributer, and be nice and polite, and ask to speak to people who can > make this happen. First one back here with a free Webpack 7+ gets a > gold star for being diplomatic!
I had previously done a project (motion tracking actually) where I used a Xilinx FPGA. Since it was an academic project, I was able to convince Xilinx to send me a copy of Xilinx ISE BaseX Academic version. And this was just some dude off the street (ie: me), not a number of engineers with a complete plan. And the reason for needing BaseX is that my main development system was Linux (this was back in 6.1 when WebPack didn't support Linux). The question though - would an Academic license be OK for the start? Perhaps when the project started to go to the point it was going to be commercial you could go ahead and actually pay the fees for the software.It would have to be ISE Foundation though I guess. Also the question is how many licenses are needed, or what sort of license? Warm Regards, -Colin O'Flynn _______________________________________________ Open-graphics mailing list [email protected] http://lists.duskglow.com/mailman/listinfo/open-graphics List service provided by Duskglow Consulting, LLC (www.duskglow.com)
