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Mentor M Graphics format to anything?
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Merlancia Industries
Apr 20, 2001, 3:43:16 AM4/20/01
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As many of you might be aware, Commodore (CSG/LSI) used Mentor (now HP
Mentor) systems to design almost all custom components and circuitry.
All of these files are practically useless without the accompanying
hardware and viewers. My simple question is: Is anyone aware of a way
read, view, and manipulate "M" Format files on UNiX or AmigaOS? Or any
other system besides HP-Mentor for that matter? Any assistance is truly
appreciated and will be rewarded. Thanks.
Mentor) systems to design almost all custom components and circuitry.
All of these files are practically useless without the accompanying
hardware and viewers. My simple question is: Is anyone aware of a way
read, view, and manipulate "M" Format files on UNiX or AmigaOS? Or any
other system besides HP-Mentor for that matter? Any assistance is truly
appreciated and will be rewarded. Thanks.
-=Ryan E. A. Czerwinski=-
Jason Compton
Apr 20, 2001, 11:22:51 AM4/20/01
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Merlancia Industries <lo...@merlancia.com> wrote:
: As many of you might be aware, Commodore (CSG/LSI) used Mentor (now HP
: As many of you might be aware, Commodore (CSG/LSI) used Mentor (now HP
Wouldn't a rather prudent place to start be by calling Mentor Graphics?
Or by consulting with a Mentor expert at a research university near you?
http://www.mentor.com/supportnet/
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Jason Compton jcom...@xnet.com
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