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Depends. There are FPGA that can only be programmed once, others a limited amount, and others that have no limit.
by spookie 2y ago
Depends. There are FPGA that can only be programmed once, others a limited amount, and others that have no limit.
- viraptor 2y agoYou mean with blown fuses? Sure, but that's specific implementation's choice, not an FPGA property. You could also make an SSD read-only with enough effort, but that doesn't describe SSDs in general.
- spookie 2y agoI am noting a limitation. Previous claims might've led some thinking this was not the case for all.