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A comment on Challenges in Large FPGA-Based Logic Emulation Systems.

Re:Challenges in Large FPGA-Based Logic Emulation Systems by sdsdsdsdsdsds on Tuesday May 29, 2018 @09:49AM (#17179111)
Its always the same set of problems. FPGAs take too long to synthesize, place and route. Not much internal visibility or its not trivial to dbeug. not enough capacity as chips are becoming bigger and bigger.
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Re:Challenges in Large FPGA-Based Logic Emulation Systems by MaxBarraclough on Tuesday May 29, 2018 @09:57AM (#17179169)
> Its always the same set of problems.

Nope. Did you read the article?

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Re:Challenges in Large FPGA-Based Logic Emulation Systems by sdsdsdsdsdsds on Tuesday May 29, 2018 @10:03AM (#17179229)
No. Its paywalled. But I work on making Emulation systems for a living. So, I know this for a fact.
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Re:Challenges in Large FPGA-Based Logic Emulation Systems by alain94040 on Tuesday May 29, 2018 @11:06AM (#17179791)
There is a small PDF button that lets you read the article. And you are correct, nothing new in that article.
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Re:Challenges in Large FPGA-Based Logic Emulation Systems by godelmachine on Tuesday May 29, 2018 @11:16AM (#17179894)
Don't think the small PDF button works. It's paywalled.
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Re:Challenges in Large FPGA-Based Logic Emulation Systems by godelmachine on Tuesday May 29, 2018 @10:59AM (#17179705)
smilekzs below has provided us with a workaround
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