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Subject: ( ESNUG 320 #16 ) Where Can I Get A Memory Compiler For My Chip?
> Talk to your local ASIC vendor like LSI or IBM as a start. Memory
> compilers are typicaly a vendor supplied tool unless you are doing COT
> or Full Custom design in which case your vendor will probably suggest
> which memory compiler(s) to use and where to get them.
>
> - Tom Dejanovic
> Cisco Systems
From: Saeid Moshkelani <smoshkel@c-cube.com>
John,
If you need to develop memory compilers, take a look at Interra's MC2.
( http://www.interra.com ) We are quite pleased with the results we
obtained. It allows us to develop custom memories without paying any
royalties to a library vendor.
- Saeid Moshelani
C-Cube Microsystems
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