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One practical difference is that software emulation almost always runs under an operating system and all sorts of cruft which can add latency and jitter. An FPG
by actionfromafar 3y ago
One practical difference is that software emulation almost always runs under an operating system and all sorts of cruft which can add latency and jitter. An FPGA just does the one thing.
- dark-star 3y agothere are enough baremetal emulators out there by now that show that you can definitely run emulators without any OS. BMC64, PiStorm/Emu68, just to name a few Just because emulators often run under an OS doesn't mean that software emulation is inferior to FPGA emulation.