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Wow, cool stuff. I've just checked your company's website. Do you provide any resources to programmers interested in learning your architecture? (Emulators, a r
by catnaroek 11y ago
Wow, cool stuff. I've just checked your company's website. Do you provide any resources to programmers interested in learning your architecture? (Emulators, a reference manual for your instruction set, etc.)
- trsohmers 11y agoThanks. We'll be releasing a lot more information this summer, but most of our effort has been in actually getting things finished for tape out next month. We currently have some partners that are early evaluators using our current tools and FPGA based platform, and are trying to figure out the best way to make this more publicly available. We'll have actual hardware development/evaluation kits available this fall, so feel free to contact us or sign up for our mailing list to be alerted when we release details on all of that. As I said in a previous post here, I strongly believe that most people do not care about something that they can not physically touch, so I expect that most developers would much rather start to learn about and work on an architecture that actually has silicon available.