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That sounds like considerably more work than I was hoping it would be. So the follow-up question, then. Who is this release for, in your opinion?
by m0zg 8y ago
That sounds like considerably more work than I was hoping it would be. So the follow-up question, then. Who is this release for, in your opinion?
- FPGAhacker 8y agoI don't know why WD released this, but it would be useful for people building SoC ASICs that don't want to license an ARM core. Depending on the licensing.
- antpls 8y agoMaybe this will be picked as teaching material in universities by students or teachers, which means potential future candidates for WD. Maybe it's a way to help existing experts to federate around real use cases to discuss further field improvements, which means outsourced R&D for WD. Eventually, it will be less work in the future once more people get interested in the subject.