What Version Of Xilinx I Should Use with matlab R2012b

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what is the suitable version of xilinx i can use with matlab R2012b for an encryption process?

Posted 4-Feb-14 6:31am

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Updated 5-Feb-14 5:15am

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Albert Holguin · Accepted Answer · 2014-02-06T07:13:00

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Xilinx is a chip maker, if you mean Xilinx ISE, then the version shouldn't really matter as long as they support the same encryption process. I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish though since your question is vague.

Posted 6-Feb-14 7:13am

Albert Holguin

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abeer86 9-Feb-14 13:41pm

yes i meant Xilinx ISE.. help me plz cos i have to buy it,, i need to know the suitable one.

Albert Holguin 9-Feb-14 17:18pm

Help me understand your question because it's not really clear.

abeer86 10-Feb-14 4:59am

OK,, i have a project called (Advanced Data Encryption using FPGA) . i select AES , and iam using matlab to write the code ..

Albert Holguin 10-Feb-14 14:27pm

AES has been around for a while, you should be able to have anything that supports it be compatible. With ISE though, it may be a different component that you have to purchase for it. Usually in FPGA development, the third party libraries are referred to as "cores". Here's one such AES core[^] for Xilinx ISE.

abeer86 11-Feb-14 3:20am

thx,, can i contact u for help?
I think you're way ahead of me, I am still studying these materials...

Albert Holguin 11-Feb-14 11:08am

Just post on here, I'm bound to see it. Fair warning about cores, they're usually expensive (since their use is mostly for commercial applications).

abeer86 12-Feb-14 11:19am

is that mean u advice me to try something else?? coz cores are expensive..
honestly, i wonna change my project to an easier one .. can u guide me?

Albert Holguin 12-Feb-14 11:39am

If you're trying to use it for educational purposes, you can usually get a demo version of the core that'll last for a month or so. If it's for business purposes, then you'll just have to bite the bullet and pay for it (depending on the feature, they run around ~$8K). Alternative is for you to code the stuff yourself from scratch.