I hope they won't kill their CPLD line that has been obsoleted several times and then pushed back.
It's a lifesaver for designing digital circuits if you don't want to use a ton of 74 chips.
It was my understanding Lattice's FPGAs / CPLDs are more tailored for the smaller (possibly hobbyist scale) EEs out there.
Bonus points: Lattice has turned a blind eye at the open source community, meaning Lattice's FPGAs / CPLDs have open-source toolsets. Kinda sad that "blind eye" is the best we can hope for from these companies, but that's how it is for now...
dragontamer|4 years ago
Bonus points: Lattice has turned a blind eye at the open source community, meaning Lattice's FPGAs / CPLDs have open-source toolsets. Kinda sad that "blind eye" is the best we can hope for from these companies, but that's how it is for now...
jlokier|4 years ago
QuickLogic openly embraces open source tooling.for their FPGAs.