Re:FPGAs can only do one thing at a time (Score 1)

Use 2 FPGA chips... first(CONTROL) controls proccess timing and the second(PROCESSING) does the processing.

CONTROL looks at the execution stream of the current process, then reconfigs the gates of PROCCESSING to match the *optimized* %^) HW arch. for the process, then PROCESSING executes it while CONTROL looks the the next stream.

But, I talk from out my annal... total speculation... and as far as I know (which isn't much &^) a round-robin version of this idea, without the HW optimization, is how normal SMP works.

mia $.02

--shift8