BW 3.5 Compatible with ECC 6 unicode???

Hi BW Experts !!
I want to know - if BW 3.5 compatible with ECC 6 unicode???
I would greatly appreciate if someone can provide me SAP guidelines confirming this compatibility. I already searched on SAP service marketplace but could not find clear mention of this confirmation.I believe that some people must be using BW 3.5 with ECC 6.0.
Regards
Pradip
(points will be assigned to helpful answers)

check the doc below for the confirmation:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/5411d290-0201-0010-b49b-a6145fb16d15
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