>Do the discrete logic gates get woven into an ad-hoc FPGA?
Like literally? Wouldn't that require even more chips?
Or are you saying that the act of combining logic chips itself constitutes a 'buggy, poorly specified [FPGA]'? In which case aren't you erasing the distinction between an FPGA and the alternative.
Like literally? Wouldn't that require even more chips?
Or are you saying that the act of combining logic chips itself constitutes a 'buggy, poorly specified [FPGA]'? In which case aren't you erasing the distinction between an FPGA and the alternative.