> In fact if it's simple, or you are mad, or you very very expert with the
> FPGA architecture and HW design, you CAN enter the FPGA specification as
> a "real" schematic. You can view an "equivalent" schematic of any VHDL
> or Verilog specification with the Xilinx tools.

Colleagues who are much better at these things than me tell me that enterin=
g the 'code' as a schematic doesn't tend to allow some of the niftier featu=
res to be used. The 'schematic' function is there to allow import of very s=
imple things, and export for functional checking.

This is not to say that doing things this way shouldn't be done while getti=
ng up to speed.


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