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I've recently started to explore the world of FPGA and it has really been a productive journey so far. I've been writing HDL designs and going through different resources so far. Now that I've got my first FPGA I've decided to test my design finally. I've been reading about how I need to look...
I'm using the JTAGF primitive available on the MachXO2 for communicating with the logic. I couldn't find any information on simulating the primitive. Any idea on how to do this in a testbench?
I'm new to FPGAs and I have a Lattice MachXO2 FPGA to which I need to send data from my PC via the JTAG interface. I know it's mostly used for boundary testing and programming but can I use it for real-time communication?
If so, how?
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