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Re: gEDA-user: icarus, fork, and recursive tasks
> Just boot the FPGA from the processor. That's what I always do.
I did that on my last FPGA design. Wanted an excuse to play with the
3AN :-)
> When I have a processor, that is. The only overhead is the four
> GPIO pins attached to the FPGA JTAG, and those can be put to good
> use after booting as well.
I used the SPI pins, just streamed the bitstream at full speed. The
RX board uses jtag, so I have to convert the bitstream to XSVF and
play it into the chip, but I don't have to include that code (or
bitstream) in any normal apps.
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