This isn't really an article, but a link to the AMD Vivado Design Suite's page. If you scroll down, you will see this:
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Then know that there are people in the world wishing you well, & everybody who's pushing themself makes mistakes, & the more someone's pushing, the more mistakes one makes.
Only people who hide within habit won't make mistakes..
I don't want to be one of them: learning/growing-up's too much good, you know?
I, for one, really appreciate your post, & once I saw the new $1,200 USD entry-level-fee for using Xilinx/AMD FPGA's in Linux .. well, that means I'll have to buy some other brand, for that learning.
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