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While I have not always agreed with Austin, don't come here asking for free help and then start crying 'Xilinx is the evil empire' when you don't like the answer. Anytime there has been a serious problem on the Xilinx side (like with incorrect documentation, bad chip, etc.) they provide help. When it comes to design advice or something that is screwed up (for any reason), don't expect a group of engineers to form a consensus that you were the helpless victim of a bad chip or poor documentation. Anytime you get lots of engineers together, there is never agreement. Everyone thinks there way is better.
-Eli