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One of the primary FPGA developers a while back said that it's unlikely that the MisterFPGA project will evolve to a much larger FPGA anytime soon because it's
by vhold 2y ago
One of the primary FPGA developers a while back said that it's unlikely that the MisterFPGA project will evolve to a much larger FPGA anytime soon because it's an immense gap between the current most complex cores and the systems that come after it.
Not only would it require a much larger FPGA, but writing the cores is becoming way more difficult.
- throwaway48476 2y agoThe complexity comes from chip designers gluing IP together instead of designing everyday in house.