It's time for a little census.
[yg@Host-002 VHDL]$ grep -r 'entity' * |grep 'port' |grep 'map' |sed 's/.*entity //'|sed 's/ port.*//'|sort|uniq AND2 AND2A AND3 AND3A AO1 AX1C CLA3 INV MX2 NAND2 NAND3 NAND3A NOR2 NOR3 NOR3A OA1A OR3 XA1 XO1 XOR2
(I removed the complex unit names by hand)
There are 20 gates so far, more, and more complex, than what #Shared Silicon provides (only INV, NOR, NOR3, NAND2, NAND3 and some T-gates).
I believe that by using more complex gates with more inputs (but reasonably so), there is a bit of performance and size benefit. I don't see any roadblock to get the missing gates : either I can make mine easily, or I borrow from existing free libraries.
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