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What a programmable part holds, as facts with sources: its logic, its flip-flops, its multipliers and every kind of on-chip memory it carries, counted the way its vendor’s data sheet counts them.
A part is the budget a lowering spends and the capacity a pricer reads. Stated once, from the data sheet,
the same numbers let a compiler refuse a fabric whose memories or multipliers the part cannot hold before a
line of RTL is printed, and let the decode pricer read on-chip capacity and port bandwidth instead of
restating them. Each figure is a Fact: published when the table prints it, derived when it is the
table’s arithmetic (four LUTs to a 7-series slice, 64 bits to a LUT), with the figure quoted in its cite.
Structs§
- Memory
- One kind of on-chip memory a part carries.
- Part
Resources - What a programmable part holds.
Enums§
- Logic
Unit - The unit a part’s logic is counted in.
- Memory
Kind - A kind of on-chip memory.