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Yes, I don't think it's an issue with the compiler. The FPGA approach requires a flexible fabric that just has lot's of overhead to give it programmability comp
by enos_feedler 7y ago
Yes, I don't think it's an issue with the compiler. The FPGA approach requires a flexible fabric that just has lot's of overhead to give it programmability compared to an ASIC. For an FPGA to have value, you _really_ need to leverage it's programmability. Emulating an ASIC design for verification and testing is a good use case.