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In <93022.183424LEEK@QUCDN.QueensU.CA> <LEEK@QUCDN.QueensU.CA> writes:

>In article <oxenreid.727419603@chaos.cs.umn.edu>, oxenreid@chaos.cs.umn.edu ()
>says:
>>
>>I would like to get some PAL design software for the IBM pc or
>>AIX 3.2, if such beasts exist for cheep/free.

>There is the OPAL JR available from National Semiconductor FREE. It is
>a demo version of their much larger commerical package.  You get a
>demo program + utilities to convert  equation <-> JEDEC.

>There is PLDSHell+ from Intel FREE.  It is a full blown package that
>does equations, truth tables, state machines and simulations.  I haven't
>try it with PAL chips.  (It does support their PLD's that are supersets
>of common 20 - 24 pins PALs)

>As for AIX, best bet is to get PALASM which is written in FORTRAN to
>compile under your environment.  I have seen the Commodore Amiga version
>with full FORTRAN source around.  Email me if you really want to get that
>.

>K. C. Lee  "When you are out of cash, the only thing you can do is work."
>Elec. Eng. Grad. Student for hire...


Thanks.  The choice of all those who have mailed me seems to be
         Intel (ugh).   So I will talk to Intel, and get there
         software.   


Thanks to all who responded to my via mail, I tried to respond to you 
all, but I seem to have a lot of rubber mail.

{if you could not tell, I am a Motorola MicroP fan, Please no 
 Holy wars}.