Ohhh yes you can. Actually, programming the CPLD or FPGA can be done exactly the same as wiring up the logic chips. The program has a schematic mode, you can literally drag and drop the gates and connect the inputs and outputs with wires. For example, this is what it looks like when you are programming:
H, C, P, F: Those are pins of the chip that you can select. It is all very easy and good to get started that way.
Here is a good one to try out, it is cheap and it uses the free Quartus software from Intel/Altera:
https://www.amazon.com/Development-Lear ... B0981CG1Q7
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Ben Boldt
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It looks very good. I think I will study more in my spare time. Thank you.