On the subject of FPGA's and CPLD's, does anyone know of an FPGA that is
either:
-Easy to use for a hobbyist (DIP Packaging?)
or
-Comes on a PCB with all (or most) of the pins going to headers or pins
I have simulated a few designs using VHDL and ModelSim, but the thought of
soldering a 100 pin TQFP chip doesn't seem doable.

Paul Anderson wrote:
>Here's a pretty basic question for the list. What is the difference
>between an FPGA and a CPLD?
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