We're still waiting for confirmation from Xilinx on that point. In a worst case scenario, I will provide the developers with the licenses and environment if necessary. But, they know what I'm planning with the crypto shell and they know (by default) we're going to need licenses for the community developers to use. I would fully expect them to provide us with some sort of licensing situation or agreement.

In a worst case scenario, i'll buy a bunch of floating licenses and figure out some sort of web based system that would allow people to check out a license for on-premises work for a length of time.