Hi all,
I've made a large HCC-Design. Because of the program-size the compile process with the handel-c compiler takesvery long.
Is there any possibility to find out whether the design fits into my FPGA or not, before I start the hcc-compiler?
When I start the compiler (without any optimizations) for simulation purposes inthe DK Design Suite, the output says: NAND-Gates: 38361064 ; FFs: 21824 ;memorybits: 874210 .Does that fit into an Xilinx Virtex 5 (xc5vlx50) ?
Thanks for the help.
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