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now there are three different ways to create some pieces of functionality inside your FPGA inference instantiation and using the GUI and thereamp;#39;s pros and cons to each of them of course is not just one way to do with things thereamp;#39;s always multiple ways to get the job done when youamp;#39;re using FPGA s and this is no different so a good example would be something like creating a block Ram there are three different ways inside your FPGA that you can create a single block Ram you can infer a block Ram you could instantiate a block Ram and you can use the GUI to create a block Ram using like clickable walkthrough buttons I want to talk through each one of those and kind of used some of the pros and cons of each and that should help you kind of decide which way you like to create your pieces of code in general this applies to no pieces of functionality that are usually dedicated logic inside your FPGA like DSP tiles for doing multiplies or a tri-state buffer for do
