Glad to see that open toolchain support is improving, as FPGAs on modern nodes have the potential to run truly open hardware with reasonable performance. When I

Glad to see that open toolchain support is improving, as FPGAs on modern nodes have the potential to run truly open hardware with reasonable performance. When I did my last FPGA project I was basically forced to use the Xilinx and Altera flows from start to finish. I work in the silicon industry and it's sad that everything is proprietary (compared to the number of open-source frameworks and tools on the software side).