KeithE wrote: » I just ran across this board:https://www.cnx-software.com/2018/09/04/licheetang-anlogic-eg4s20-fpga-board-targets-risc-v-development/ It might be an interesting target for P1V. It's supposedly only $13. The FPGA is from a Chinese company Anlogic and I believe that they are located in Shanghai. I only mention this because some documentation and tools might not yet be translated.
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The main Chinese player in FPGA is Gowin, and they announced a FPGA very similar....
http://www.gowinsemi.com/product/arora/
this may be a re-badge of that ? (or even the illusion of a second source)
The DRAM included on the Gowin Arora parts is certainly appealing...
Imagine P1V and some smart pins...
And since the P2 is now silicon I do not see any need for a 8 COG P1 with 32K RAM vs a 8 COG P2 with 512K RAM to use Smart Pins.
And a P2 might be cheaper as a comparable FPGA.
Mike