Re: [bluetooth] About the design environment.

[Jamil Khatib <jamilkhatib75@yahoo.com>]

First I am still maintaining OpenTechcdrom
(www.opencores.org/OIPC/projects/OpenTech) but these
tools are not fully mature as the commercial ones but
if we inssist to use them we can live with them but it
will take time.

Anyhow As I said before and as you can see at open
cores sponsers page Cadence and Altera are sponsoring
our projects which means we will be able to get their
tools for free. I already have nc-sim and waitingto
get Altera tools. We are also in contact with Xilinx
and mentor and I hope to get on an agreement to get
their tools also.

So do not worry I can gurantee when we are going to
start working I'll arrange a copy of these tools, but
we have to start first before I ask for new licenses.

Anyhow I am in contact with a company that might help
us in testing our core.


Regards
Jamil Khatib

--- Ling Su <lingsu@palmmicro.com> wrote:
> Hi, Jamil,
> 
> I have a question which might be out of our topic.
> How to synchornize our
> design environment? I usually use ModelSim or
> ActiveHDL or NC-Sim ...,
> depends on which one I can get a chance to use in
> our company. But
> definitely it is not a long way for my personnal
> use. I was always thinking
> of transfering my environment to Linux or FreeBSD,
> and build up my design
> habits there. Unfortnately, I didn't find the
> comfortable tools so far, any
> suggestion on the design flow, and toolkits I can
> take a look?
> 
> I heard you are running a CD-ROM project on free
> hardware developement
> tools, is that still available?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> -Ling
> 
> 
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