skank@iastate.edu (Skank George L) (02/20/91)
The following mention of VLSI design tools on the Amiga was extracted from
the September 1990 issue of RESEARCH SOFTWARE published under the Industrial
Liason Program at the University of California at Berkeley, it's software
distribution office seems to be:
Software Distribution Office
Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences
Electronics Research Laboratory
479 Cory Hall
University of California at Berkeley
Berkeley, CA 94720
(415) 643 - 6687
The following is reprinted without permission from page 64 of the
aformentioned manual:
The 1986 VLSI Tools tape includes about 20 programs for layout and
analysis of VLSI circuits. The distribution reflects the state of our tools
as of December 1985. Major tools on the tape are: Magic, Mpack, PLA tools,
Crystal, and Esim. [stuff deleted]
The mention of Amiga comes on page 65 of the report:
If you require technical support, you may want to buy an enhanced
comercial version of the VLSI Tools software system from:
Sandhill Systems, Inc.
P.O. Box 3159
Ann Arbor, MI 48106
(313) 475 - 7394
They support Apollo and (gasp) COMMODORE AMIGA!!
I hope that helps people out in net land. I am not affiliated with
anyone and have not used any of the above software, I just heard about the
add and knew that people would be interested. Good luck!
--George
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George L. Skank |
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