On 12/12/06, Dieter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's not as though Xilinx don't already have two UNIX versions,
> although I do realize that it is a challenge to support yet another
> platform. It's just that being able to run FPGA simulation and
> synthesis software is a major factor in my purchasing decision.
FPGA simulation? I though you had actual hardware now?
Yeah, but designs are a hell of a lot easier to debug in simulation,
because you can probe into signals.
This is the usual patten we'll employ when working on components of a design:
(1) Design it.
(2) Code it.
(3) Test it in simulation. Since simulation is slow, the breadth of
the testing is limited.
(4) If you find a bug, fix it and go to (3)
(5) Try it on the real hardware with more extensive tests.
(6) If you find a bug, write new simulation tests and go to (3)
Which platforms do they "support"?
ISE has versions for Solaris, Linux, and Windows.
BTW, I got some insight into the cause of the installation problem
under WINE/CrossOver. Apparently, the edit field is being limited not
by the number of characters but by the width (in pixels) of the edit
field. This is, of course, totally absurd. If the text is too wide,
the text should scroll to the left as you type. But the short-term
fix is to figure out how to use a smaller font. Does anyone know how
to do that in WINE?
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