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In what way? The hard part of using FPGAs is all the computer engineering background necessary to design and debug circuits. The janky IDEs are really the lea
by ThrowawayR2 4y ago
In what way? The hard part of using FPGAs is all the computer engineering background necessary to design and debug circuits. The janky IDEs are really the least of the hobbyist's problems and cheap student/hobbyist boards (e.g. Digilent Arty series) have been available for years.