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>A $200 Xilinx part I think it should be possible to use cheaper FPGA to make PCIe-host-as-PCI-device bridge to connect it to modern ARM SoC with integrated GP
by garaetjjte 5y ago
>A $200 Xilinx part
I think it should be possible to use cheaper FPGA to make PCIe-host-as-PCI-device bridge to connect it to modern ARM SoC with integrated GPU and make some driver contraption on both sides to make it work. It feels like cheating though.
- Teknoman117 5y agoThat's certainly a possibility. Essentially "GPU over non-transparent bridging". The idea was to stay open hardware / open software if possible though. Admittedly the xilinx toolchain is very closed source, but the "project x-ray" reverse engineering effort of Series 7 parts is quite far along.