Comment by tverbeure
2 days ago
Or you could do the right thing, ignore the GUI for 99% of what you’re doing, and treat the FPGA tools as command line tools that are invoked by running “make”…
2 days ago
Or you could do the right thing, ignore the GUI for 99% of what you’re doing, and treat the FPGA tools as command line tools that are invoked by running “make”…
This is how most FPGA users interact with vivado/quartus these days.
One really wonders when reading some of the comments here…
I should have said "most _professional_ FPGA users" because I assume many people here who don't know this (including the author of the article) are not.
Any good guides you'd recommend to get started? Also does this workflow work with the cheap Chinese FPGAs available on aliexpress (tang nano, etc)? I always wanted to try out FPGAs again and I prefer to work from command line when possible.