Sorry I rained on your parade. Trial and error synthesis using a logic analyzer works also. I guess I spent too many years hooking up those little clip leads and waiting for a trigger.
-- Mike Treseler
BINGO!!!
Id like to start there ... after I have gained some experience, I can buy a more more expensive FPGA board with larger resources
Thanks
I like to put equal time in reading/research as I do in "lab work".
Theres a certain joy and "ahah" factor that comes from seeing the results in front of you.
priceless!
Not only are HP16xxx logic analyzers cheap on eBay these days, but making one out of an FPGA is yet another fun project.
Anyone want mine?
it's real easy. The hard part is coming up with some nice host software!
-a
Here is one for the Digilent/Xilinx S3 kit that comes with PC software:
Leon
You may also want to check out a very extensive list of boards at:
=================== Philip Freidin snipped-for-privacy@fpga-faq.org Host for
I would have a peek at the MachXO (Lattice)
It's a small board with LED's, Switches, and a small prototyping area.
Martin.
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