Yep, that's the point of FPGAs. The easiest way to see is to synthesize it in an FPGA tool (e.g. Vivado) which you can probably do for free. Different FPGAs hav

Yep, that's the point of FPGAs. The easiest way to see is to synthesize it in an FPGA tool (e.g. Vivado) which you can probably do for free. Different FPGAs have different hardware resources, but for any small designs you can probably fit them on a cheap FPGA.