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> I would expect this would have been loads easier with even something really cheap like a MAX10 FPGA. basically nothing is easier with an FPGA. faster, perhap
by sigstoat 9y ago
> I would expect this would have been loads easier with even something really cheap like a MAX10 FPGA.
basically nothing is easier with an FPGA. faster, perhaps.
- bsder 9y agoIf I can draw a handful of gates, an FPGA eval board is almost ALWAYS easier. I can have a MAX10 evaluation board on my desk in less than 24 hours for probably less than Osh Park charged him. The real question is how much software is required. Once I have to start writing software or Verilog/VHDL, things slow down.