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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- At 09:12 PM 4/30/98 -1000, you wrote: >I would guess that anyone who actually buys these chips >can get a SDK for them. If you mean, "buy these chips in large quantities, direct from the manufacturer", I would guess that your guess is right. Of course, I think that the person who buys small quantities (even one) of these chips, embedded in a board or computer system, should have the ability to get this information, too. I'm not saying that I think it should have to be free. If there's a stack of paper and postage, it might be appropriate to charge as much as $50-100 for it. If it's in a PDF file, downloadable over the internet, it might be appropriate to charge as much as $0 for it, with the costs of producing it amortized just the same as the engineering costs to develop the chip. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: PGP for Personal Privacy 5.5.3 Comment: My Keys: 0x571B55BD and 0x628ECED, available from keyservers iQEVAwUBNUvuLuukCaFXG1W9AQFOmQgAk0bc8pdDXJLMK0OA3xNq3aXpZeIvWfon eqQai0X+X9EfoBw7oHVUhQySlcviMewRVA1SkGXpckL1F15wox3of3jHMHXH/iLu DrmWWPKo/68IEmqRzJLcx7dUJgNql/E8oAJoz3ZbHlBq6zebe1/8f+OHJGUkUWst 8D5bZe9pUDiIBm1ssbTY+wfokJF19BWcbaRzU0qcYpZQlnrVV4vkLcyVxuEYuXXc tUk0CMUM2eHBeckbVM72bWxsbpG3eg8cphaevXE9gYUwmsQExPWFOZ+0EL/kfODn nzMa7L+Yg2t5cyIe+uYiJZLFUPqmtqhXDrCVznrQNnkybnNfr/pCcw== =vU95 -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- Ron.