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When I started this post 2 years ago there was not an option for programming FPGA's with LabVIEW (Xilinx FPGA's). But today this is possible; anyone who uses this tools?
I am using this in educational situations on spartan3E. If you want to do something with them please contact me.
I'm working with System Generator and doing some audio processing algorithms and my boss was surprised when I told him that I don't need to do an AC97 Codec controller
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mobile-it said:
It seems like the world is gowing to ESL tools to program FPGA's.
Like companies are saying we let software engineers program our chips :s
don't worry..software engineers don't have enough background to program chips or even know that they're not the potatoes that are fried and eaten...LOL!!
Both VHDL And Verilog are good. But as i experienced verilog is better for industries because it's very close to hardware and also it's very close to C! I know VHDL better than Verilog. But I prefer Verilog for my designs. It's more synthesizable. I love VHDL but i should say reality.
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