Re: FPGA/CPLD different approach

On 2013-08-26, at 21:15, Michał Pleban wrote:

> Most FPGAs are, indeed, programmed from an external configuration ROM
> chip on power-on. I heard, however, than Lattice produces instant-on
> FPGAs that don't need them.

Looks like an obvious thing to do, doesn't it?

>> Like the "original" Altera MAX I guess?
> 
> Yes. ATMEL still produces pin-compatible 5V replacements.

Do you know if they can also be programmed using Altera tools?

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