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What kind of PLL are you intending? Most FPGAs have dedicated PLLs for clock synthesis. These are analog PLLs generating a pure, low jitter clock, up to 0.5 or 1 GHz usually. An ADPLL (all digital PLL) is a discrete time clock sampled by the system clock, mainly constrained by the logic and register speed and the acceptable jitter for the generated clock. Sample frequencies up to several 100 MHz are possible with today's FPGA.
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