Imagine if they open sourced this, someone might be able to actually fix it, and then everyone would benefit....
Xilinx ? Sounds like a good place to start ?
-jg
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Xilinx software quality - how low can it go ?!
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There's nothing stopping Xilinx from developing in private repositories, contributing the changes when the new device is launched. The private repository would also be the natural source for Xilinx' "official" supported tool releases. This is how much development is done for eg. GCC and the GNU binutils. The benefit is that since it's all open source changes flow both ways.
-a