On 5/5/05, Colin O'Flynn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 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?
My partners and I can afford to buy our own copies of the tools. The bigger problem is making them available to end users. _______________________________________________ Open-graphics mailing list [email protected] http://lists.duskglow.com/mailman/listinfo/open-graphics List service provided by Duskglow Consulting, LLC (www.duskglow.com)
