From: austin on
Weng,

Maybe we are using this patent, maybe not.

Just because it is a Xilinx patent does not automatically mean we
actually do this now, or ever.

Austin
From: Weng Tianxiang on
On Feb 18, 9:28 am, austin <aus...(a)xilinx.com> wrote:
> Weng,
>
> Maybe we are using this patent, maybe not.
>
> Just because it is a Xilinx patent does not automatically mean we
> actually do this now, or ever.
>
> Austin

Hi Austin,
Whether or not Xilinx uses the technique doesn't matter to me, I am
not working for Altera or any other FPGA companies, what matters to me
is the technique itself behind the patent.

Those are techniques you cannot learn from any textbooks.

Thank Xilinx, I learn a lot by reading Xilinx's patents.

Weng