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juri_ | bjorkintosh: about 70 euros. | 02:12 |
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bjorkintosh | oh that's cheap. I thought it was a MisterFPGA | 02:13 |
juri_ | doesn't the mister use a de10? | 02:17 |
bjorkintosh | I don't know. I thought they were pretty much the same thing. | 02:19 |
bjorkintosh | I have lattices. | 02:19 |
bjorkintosh | the kind which accompanies this book: https://nandland.com/book-getting-started-with-fpga/ | 02:20 |
tpb | Title: Getting Started With FPGAs - Book for Beginners in VHDL, Verilog, and FPGAs - Nandland (at nandland.com) | 02:20 |
juri_ | I have latices, alteras, xilinxes, and a few other random ones. now, to actually make things with them. | 02:21 |
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famubu[m] | Can xdc and sdc file used for specifying constraints for open source tool chains? Or is it vivado/quartus only? | 12:40 |
famubu[m] | Saw some cst files for gowin stuff. | 12:40 |
lofty | famubu[m]: yes, generally architectures try to match the same constraint format as the proprietary tooling | 13:22 |
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