Comment by Rochus 10 hours ago And shortly after Wirth launched his RISC-5 system, the original FPGA board went out of production. 2 comments Rochus Reply pjmlp 10 hours ago Which most likely wasn't predictable for him.FPGAs were never that maker friendly, due to the whole ecosystem. butvacuum 9 hours ago It probably was NRND on mouser/digikey by then... not that there was much choice in 2013- you went with what you had instead of $1000+ dev boards.
pjmlp 10 hours ago Which most likely wasn't predictable for him.FPGAs were never that maker friendly, due to the whole ecosystem. butvacuum 9 hours ago It probably was NRND on mouser/digikey by then... not that there was much choice in 2013- you went with what you had instead of $1000+ dev boards.
butvacuum 9 hours ago It probably was NRND on mouser/digikey by then... not that there was much choice in 2013- you went with what you had instead of $1000+ dev boards.
Which most likely wasn't predictable for him.
FPGAs were never that maker friendly, due to the whole ecosystem.
It probably was NRND on mouser/digikey by then... not that there was much choice in 2013- you went with what you had instead of $1000+ dev boards.