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what does it take nowadays to get Artisan Memory Compilers?

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artisan memory

I tried to request the Artisan memory compilers from arm.com,
but my request was rejected for unspecified reason.

They used to be free downloads, but apparently ever since Artisan was
purchased by arm, it's now more difficult to get it.

Does anyone know what qualifications one needs to have to get an approval?
Alternatively, if someone has a link to equivalent set of memory compilers, can you post or PM me please?

Thanks in advance!
 

artisan memery

You probably need to sign a licensing agreement and have a contact at the foundry for the process you are interested in.
 

You need to sign NDA and have a connection with the specific foundary
 

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