> If the open FPGA tooling community has taught us something, it's that vendor tooling is hideously inefficient and just plain bad software Just plain bad soft

> If the open FPGA tooling community has taught us something, it's that vendor tooling is hideously inefficient and just plain bad software Just plain bad software and hilariously overengineered sure, but inefficient is a big word to throw out. I don't think any non-vendor tool has yet proven able to play in the same league, yet. It's like comparing tinycc with gcc.