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altera33
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6 years ago

Is it possible to get a good documentation?

Hi, every new FPGA project with Altera/Intel FPGA was/is an adventure. First off all it is not really possible to plan an effort for new solution, because the documentation mostly never match the ...
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altera33
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6 years ago

Hi,

i have a lot of customers switched from Altera to your next competitor, but the reason was not a bad hardware - FPGAs are good! - but a horrible support and documentation.

My "question" is more a feedback to your company about the quality of your documentation, but you seems to be an automatic bot, that is not able to understand it.

Such things like links to altera.com in your online Wiki; or different names between the IP catalog and the documentation; or missleading software documentation costs us - developers - time and makes stress.

AGAIN: it is an open feedback. You don't need to explain me "how to open the PDF doc"- pls just improve your support, online wiki and docs.

Regards