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ISE 8.1 release was planned for mid nov, now its mid december soon, I wonder if it is known how much more the ISE 8.1 release is delaying? Xilinx is advertising ISE webcast on Dec 14, I wonder if that will only cover soon to be obsoleted 7.1 or be focused on 8.1? Actually I am more waiting for the EDK 8.1 in the hope DDR2 support is added, but as EDK 8.1 release was projected 4 weeks after ISE 8.1 release I guess the EDK 8.1 actuall release date is slipping also :( most likely into 2006? Antti______________________________
You may want to check the stockings by the fireplace. Simon "Antti Lukats" <a...@openchip.org> wrote in message news:dn20o1$t57$1...@online.de... > ISE 8.1 release was planned for mid nov, now its mid december soon, I wonder > if it is known how much more the ISE 8.1 release is delaying? Xilinx is > advertising ISE webcast on Dec 14, I wonder if that will only cover soon to > be obsoleted 7.1 or be focused on 8.1? > > Actually I am more waiting for the EDK 8.1 in the hope DDR2 support is > added, but as EDK 8.1 release was projected 4 weeks after ISE 8.1 release I > guess the EDK 8.1 actuall release date is slipping also :( most likely into > 2006? > > Antti > >
Simon Peacock wrote: > You may want to check the stockings by the fireplace. > > Simon > > "Antti Lukats" <a...@openchip.org> wrote in message > news:dn20o1$t57$1...@online.de... > >>ISE 8.1 release was planned for mid nov, now its mid december soon, I > > wonder... I got 8.1 this morning by electronic delivery. I haven't tried installing it yet. I'll wait till I have the current projects out of the way before subjecting myself to being a guinea pig again.
Antti Lukats wrote: > ISE 8.1 release was planned for mid nov, now its mid december soon, I wonder > if it is known how much more the ISE 8.1 release is delaying? Xilinx is > advertising ISE webcast on Dec 14, I wonder if that will only cover soon to > be obsoleted 7.1 or be focused on 8.1? > > Actually I am more waiting for the EDK 8.1 in the hope DDR2 support is > added, but as EDK 8.1 release was projected 4 weeks after ISE 8.1 release I > guess the EDK 8.1 actuall release date is slipping also :( most likely into > 2006? I suppose the better question is, "when will the first service pack be available?" -a
> > I suppose the better question is, "when will the first service pack be > available?" > Andy, It's a brave (or possibly desperate) man who dives in before SP3! ;-) Cheers, Syms.______________________________
> > I suppose the better question is, "when will the first service pack be > available?" > Andy, It's a brave (or possibly desperate) man who dives in before SP3! ;-) Cheers, Syms.
Andy Peters wrote: > Antti Lukats wrote: > >>ISE 8.1 release was planned for mid nov, now its mid december soon, I wonder >>if it is known how much more the ISE 8.1 release is delaying? Xilinx is >>advertising ISE webcast on Dec 14, I wonder if that will only cover soon to >>be obsoleted 7.1 or be focused on 8.1? >> >>Actually I am more waiting for the EDK 8.1 in the hope DDR2 support is >>added, but as EDK 8.1 release was projected 4 weeks after ISE 8.1 release I >>guess the EDK 8.1 actuall release date is slipping also :( most likely into >>2006? > > > I suppose the better question is, "when will the first service pack be > available?" and an even better one.... "When will it be safe to unleash on legacy designs ? " -jg
"Jim Granville" <n...@designtools.co.nz> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:43964263$1...@clear.net.nz... > Andy Peters wrote: >> Antti Lukats wrote: >> >>>ISE 8.1 release was planned for mid nov, now its mid december soon, I >>>wonder >>>if it is known how much more the ISE 8.1 release is delaying? Xilinx is >>>advertising ISE webcast on Dec 14, I wonder if that will only cover soon >>>to >>>be obsoleted 7.1 or be focused on 8.1? >>> >>>Actually I am more waiting for the EDK 8.1 in the hope DDR2 support is >>>added, but as EDK 8.1 release was projected 4 weeks after ISE 8.1 release >>>I >>>guess the EDK 8.1 actuall release date is slipping also :( most likely >>>into >>>2006? >> >> >> I suppose the better question is, "when will the first service pack be >> available?" > > and an even better one.... "When will it be safe to unleash on legacy > designs ? " > > -jg > Well Xilinx stopped working on 7.1 meaning they will never fix 7.1 so bugs present in 7.1 SP4 will remain unfixed. So there is no option as to be brave and go for 8.1 some day. The sooner the 8.1 is made available for testing the sooner it will come useable and those not so brave will also be able to use it. Antti
"Ray Andraka" <r...@andraka.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:wmklf.16519$Mi5.14447@dukeread07... > Simon Peacock wrote: >> You may want to check the stockings by the fireplace. >> >> Simon >> >> "Antti Lukats" <a...@openchip.org> wrote in message >> news:dn20o1$t57$1...@online.de... >> >>>ISE 8.1 release was planned for mid nov, now its mid december soon, I >> >> wonder... > > > I got 8.1 this morning by electronic delivery. I haven't tried installing > it yet. I'll wait till I have the current projects out of the way before > subjecting myself to being a guinea pig again. I am not asking you to be a guinea pig but could you checkout (in the 8.1 manual?) if jtag indirect programming of serial flash devices for Spartan 3e is supported? Altera and Lattice both support this kind of programming I wonder if Xilinx is getting up to the competitors or not. Or maybe some one from Xilinx could answer my question? please? Antti______________________________