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ARM is not really friendly with competitors especially those not paying the high license fee. Do you remember the nnARM project at OpenCores? this has been remo
by adulau 16y ago
ARM is not really friendly with competitors especially those not paying the high license fee. Do you remember the nnARM project at OpenCores? this has been removed on request by ARM limited. If ARM wants to "own the market", they should allow in some ways competitors to build compatible CPUs.
- rbanffy 16y ago> they should allow in some ways competitors to build compatible CPUs. They allow you, or anyone, to build compatible CPUs. You just have to pay for the privilege.