Re: FPGA Soft Core CPUs

Michael

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11-07-2009, 09:48 AM

> So third, I'd be grateful for any experiences with either soft core,
> or even better both, with a comparison between the two.

[Warning: my company sells tools.]

Our latest RapidiTTy FPGA tools target both Xilinx and Altera FPGAs
(others in the pipeline). You can migrate between targets with a
couple of mouse clicks.

The tools have a fully-integrated soft core with a cost-effective
licencing model.

Michael Pont
www.tte-systems.com/products/fpga

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