alt Hacker NewsI recommend getting started like the author did: simulation first, then FPGA. Honestly FPGA will take you very far. I always get a kick out of being able to design my own SoC. "Hmmm I need 9 separate I2C ports... Ok, copy block, paste paste paste..." Or if you have an operation in software that's taking forever you can write an accelerator for it
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8f2ab37a-ed6c • yesterday at 8:50 PM
What are the best modern tools to get started with in simulation for those who have never dabbled before?
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alfiedotwtf • today at 11:59 AM
Are there any open or at least standard FPGAs that the open source community flock to? Last time I looked into FPGAs, it was mostly closed architecture and proprietary tools
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Do you know if there are any tutorials that use bounded model checking tools from the very get go? For verilog or VHDL.