On Fri, 2010-08-27 at 11:27 -0700, jim@jpes.com wrote:
> I have used schematic capture for these very CPLD's in the past.  It's
> a simple process.  Just draw the
>  schematic using the schematic capture app part of the Zilinx
> environment, compile it, and burn it into your
>  part.  You have to do a little bit of house keeping before you get that
> far though such as determining what
>  inputs and outputs you want, giving each a name, etc., etc., but it
> isn't difficult at all.  At least not
>  with the stand alone package. I have not used the web version, so I
> can't speak for it.    The last time I
>  looked, (some time ago), you could still download the older stand alone
> packages.  If the web version don't
>  work for you, you could try the standalone package.

Just to clarify:

the webpack isn't a "web version". It's simply a version of the
standalone software that you install from the web, it's still an app
running on your PC.

It's pretty much identical to ISE, you're just limited in the size of
parts it works for (for pretty much all hobbyists out there the limit is
more then high enough to never worry about).

TTYL

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