gEDA-user: "Reproducible Research - Studies in Open Source Hardware Design" highlights gEDA

[Bob Paddock <bob.paddock@xxxxxxxxx>]

http://chipdesignmag.com/sld/blog/2008/10/22/reproducible-research-%e2%80%93-studies-in-open-source-hardware-design/

"Reproducible Research – Studies in Open Source Hardware Design"

By John Blyler

"Dr. Gary Ray, associate technical fellow at the Boeing Corporation, sat down 
to discuss his personal views with System-Level Design. What follows are 
excerpts of that interview. Ray's comments are his opinions, not those of 
Boeing."

...

"Ray: Just like open source uses GNU, you would have to use open source EDA 
tools to achieve reproducible design. They are not as well developed as the 
GNU suite for software, but they are coming along nicely. One website is: 
http://geda.seul.org/ The promise is that just with open source multiplying 
the ability of people everywhere to collaborate, reproducible design would 
allow people to collaborate on hardware instead of having the designs all be 
proprietary. Great promise, but hard to change the culture."

...

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