> I'm assuming that, being a member of the PCI SIG, if I have an extra > legitimate copy of the PCI spec, that I can lend it out to someone. I > can't imagine copyright law saying otherwise.
That is correct. If you haven't signed a license agreement prohibiting it, they have no say in the matter, and copyright law is not involved since you're not making a copy. > Anyhow, is there anyone > with a sufficient background in chip design who is also a good > nit-picker who would be willing to look at the PCI core I've been > working on and critique it? If I can find some time (perhaps on the weekend), I'll take a look at it. I already have access to the PCI spec (I wrote two PCI master and slave implementations using PIO in software!), and I've done a lot of VHDL design. But I know little about Verilog. For those that don't have the actual PCI spec, the next best thing is the book "PCI System Architecture". It's not sufficient for someone wanting to do a thorough analysis of the compliance of a design, but it's generally sufficient for logic design. Is the OGC a bus master, or only a slave? Eric _______________________________________________ Open-graphics mailing list [email protected] http://lists.duskglow.com/mailman/listinfo/open-graphics List service provided by Duskglow Consulting, LLC (www.duskglow.com)
