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Hello. Does the same vhdl code work for both lattice diamond and xilinx vivado

Hello. Does the same vhdl code work for both lattice diamond and xilinx vivado

I.e. if you there're no explicit instantances of primitives, like pll,  clock gates, io buffers

In that case we have to rewrite the code for vivado or is there a shortcut

Hello everyone , Zaid Khan and Parth Vibhandik of 3rd year electronics department of Atharva college of engineering have participated in an Samadhan Challenge for Corona virus competition .
Where we have posted a video please do watch it like and share.
Number of views and likes is also a criteria of selection.
Thank you.
https://youtu.be/ieD00c4hLQM

Do you want implement x86_64 on FPGA?

Or building FPGA for concrete algorithm.

For example quick sort (or another simple algorithm) - I would like to build FPGA realization and compare running time with desktop.

I need some practice.

If you know C++ you could try HLS (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-level_synthesis)

I can create hardware design using HLS. But what is the next step?  - I will need to buy hardware to implement my design?

Or is it real to emulate any FPGA solution on x86_64?