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I don't want to care about timing If you don't care about timing at all, that suggests you don't really care if it's fast- in which case, why are you using an
by ip26 7y ago
I don't want to care about timing
If you don't care about timing at all, that suggests you don't really care if it's fast- in which case, why are you using an FPGA?
- gugagore 7y agoTiming here refers to a design consideratiob, e.g. how fast can the clock go before a logic bit at the output of one unit gets misinterpreted as the opposite level on the input of another unit. That depends on the layout of the design, how many inputs are connected to that output, etc. They don't want to care about timing. Not that they don't care about how fast it runs.
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