It's so funny because when i was exploring bevy i found your channel. Then just two days ago i started using Rust for hardware programming and then this video gets posted. crazy coincidence 😆
I came here from TurboMakesGames and immediately subscribed when I listened to the way you explain things then proceed to comment on what you just explained. I only have a mild interest in FPGAs and an even milder knowledge of them, but the way you are following up the pretty complicated info dumping with your own questions/comments/concerns allows me to glean a deeper understanding of the subject matter than I otherwise could. Fantastic stuff. Time to watch a bunch more of your videos!
Great video; I love this kind of stuff. I would really appreciate more content on FPGA firmware written in Rust. This is intimidating, but also so exciting!
That's be awesome But IG it'll do better if you be a bit beginner friendly... Like how to flash stuff (pure commandline/foss tools), or just make a generic introduction to FPGAs, Verilog vs VHDL and this or how does the general flow of flashing on an FPGA is (for example, everybody knows how to program a microcontroller or how a binary gets complied, explain like that and the relation of the stuff). I always found it hard to connect to FPGA world for that. This was pretty interesting! Great job! Also,... I'd like you to try Spartan series... Unfortunately, due to economical climate, it's not so easy to get your hands on anything else as a student in a developing country.
Yeah I wanted to cover a ton in this video since it's a one off for me. Any minute of this video could have been a full 20 minutes on its own. Also FPGAs are very expensive and that makes it hard for a lot of people to get into them.
Hardware design is a deep rabbit hole. Ben Eater and Nandland are great existing resources to help you get started. Once you get a grip on the tools and verilog (or rust hdl) you're free to really start going into crazy stuff like CPU design and retro consoles
@@logicprojects i have already build the 8-bit processor and was able to create a own module and some logig. my work on putting some modules on PCBs is 70% completed
I'm 100% down for more rust-related hardware content.
It's so funny because when i was exploring bevy i found your channel. Then just two days ago i started using Rust for hardware programming and then this video gets posted. crazy coincidence 😆
I came here from TurboMakesGames and immediately subscribed when I listened to the way you explain things then proceed to comment on what you just explained. I only have a mild interest in FPGAs and an even milder knowledge of them, but the way you are following up the pretty complicated info dumping with your own questions/comments/concerns allows me to glean a deeper understanding of the subject matter than I otherwise could. Fantastic stuff. Time to watch a bunch more of your videos!
Thank you! I'm glad you checked me out. This was a self indulgent video for me but I'm glad you enjoyed it anyway :)
Great video; I love this kind of stuff. I would really appreciate more content on FPGA firmware written in Rust. This is intimidating, but also so exciting!
Thanks, great video! Now I have to find the time to get into this…
That's be awesome
But IG it'll do better if you be a bit beginner friendly... Like how to flash stuff (pure commandline/foss tools), or just make a generic introduction to FPGAs, Verilog vs VHDL and this or how does the general flow of flashing on an FPGA is (for example, everybody knows how to program a microcontroller or how a binary gets complied, explain like that and the relation of the stuff). I always found it hard to connect to FPGA world for that. This was pretty interesting! Great job! Also,... I'd like you to try Spartan series... Unfortunately, due to economical climate, it's not so easy to get your hands on anything else as a student in a developing country.
Yeah I wanted to cover a ton in this video since it's a one off for me. Any minute of this video could have been a full 20 minutes on its own. Also FPGAs are very expensive and that makes it hard for a lot of people to get into them.
I got the basis fpga... wow another Project from your channel... I'm not even done with the last one :)
Thank you anyway :)
Hardware design is a deep rabbit hole. Ben Eater and Nandland are great existing resources to help you get started. Once you get a grip on the tools and verilog (or rust hdl) you're free to really start going into crazy stuff like CPU design and retro consoles
@@logicprojects i have already build the 8-bit processor and was able to create a own module and some logig. my work on putting some modules on PCBs is 70% completed
Can it `assert`/`past` stuff for the sake of writing formal verification in SymbiYosys?
I haven't tried, I'm still just dipping my toes in but I don't see why it can't in the future if it doesnt
thank you 👍👍✨✨
Cool
“Skip this section if you already know the basics”
_but what if I just want to hear you talk about it_