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On-the-fly bitstream programming of FPGAs from a parallel Linux board used to mean holding the FPGA in reset and bit-banging the entire bitstream via the FPGA's
by tuckerpo 3y ago
On-the-fly bitstream programming of FPGAs from a parallel Linux board used to mean holding the FPGA in reset and bit-banging the entire bitstream via the FPGA's passive or active serial interface, which is a blocking process that takes quite a bit of time.
Be very nifty if this takes off.
- vitarnixofntrnt 3y ago[dead]