FPGA/Programmable Device Content: Seeking your feedback on what you are interested in

Besides running roadtests (and reading all those applications), hosting webinars, and anything else that needs being done (people like to stop by my desk), I try to work with people to get content written on topics of interest. Right now I'm working on getting some FPGA / programmable device content written. I've drawn up a rough content topic list. All the topics relate to FPGAs or other programmable logic devices. I would appreciate you voting or offering a suggestion. Thanks.

Randall

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Fred27 over 5 years ago

I've gone for "FPGAs for Software Developers" but was also tempted by "Help me fix this problem I've been having".

I've been getting into programmable logic and feel I've made some progress. However, when it starts to go wrong I feel a bit lost. With code, I'd step through it and have a chance of seeing my mistake. With PL, it's a bit like being in the dark. I know about test benches, but once again that just shows me that it's wrong, not why. Some of it I'm sure is just experience. I don't expect to be good at something without some hard work. Some tips and pointers would be good if that's possible.
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Fred27 over 5 years ago

I've gone for "FPGAs for Software Developers" but was also tempted by "Help me fix this problem I've been having".

I've been getting into programmable logic and feel I've made some progress. However, when it starts to go wrong I feel a bit lost. With code, I'd step through it and have a chance of seeing my mistake. With PL, it's a bit like being in the dark. I know about test benches, but once again that just shows me that it's wrong, not why. Some of it I'm sure is just experience. I don't expect to be good at something without some hard work. Some tips and pointers would be good if that's possible.
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