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> Since 2000, mainstream FPGA programming has been right around the corner. As an avid technologist I dabble in everything from electronics to assembler. But
by canada_dry 5y ago
> Since 2000, mainstream FPGA programming has been right around the corner.
As an avid technologist I dabble in everything from electronics to assembler. But, every time I try dipping my toe into FPGA programming I quickly retreat!
The tools are too complex and the whole process has a learning curve that far out weigh using a stock CPU/SoC.
- FPGAhacker 5y ago> The tools are too complex and the whole process has a learning curve that far out weigh using a stock CPU/SoC. Sadly this is true, although the open source tools are gaining ground pretty quickly from what I understand. https://symbiflow.github.io/getting-started.html https://symbiflow.github.io/getting-started.html