[Coco] Learning CPU Architecture and Digital Design

[Mark McDougall]

On 19/02/2013 2:19 PM, Mark McDougall wrote:

> You also have to understand that his IP is, or rather was, his
> bread-and-butter. Once he releases the core to a hobbyist group, then it's
> effectively in the public domain and whether licenced or not, there's
> little incentive for someone to purchase his core.

On a further note; I contacted him (Scott?) a few days ago to ask after
his IP. When I made the initial enquiry, he responded (literally)
immediately asking for more details.

I subsequently explained my situation, and at the same time asked him a
few questions in regards to the core, and an indication of price.

Thus far (2 days) he has declined to respond to my email. I suspect he has
decided that I'm not a big corporation about to fork out thousands of
dollars for his IP, and figures I'm wasting his time.

Regards,

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