I think embedded software engineers will need significant... "reeducation" to be facile in FPGA. Like close to starting over. "They" don't want the external sup

I think embedded software engineers will need significant... "reeducation" to be facile in FPGA. Like close to starting over. "They" don't want the external support and IP ecosystem; their behavior looks like they're still using closed-ness as an accounting virtue. FPGA tools have been so bad for so long that I just don't think there's enough executive bandwidth to truly embrace software. The economics of being an FPGA designer pretty much requires lockin. It is a lot to ask of a team.