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Yeah the current way of developing these things is slow AF so I'm not buying it. I've done Haskell->Verilog, its an amazing development speed up, and people giv
by Ericson2314 9y ago
Yeah the current way of developing these things is slow AF so I'm not buying it. I've done Haskell->Verilog, its an amazing development speed up, and people give the same "but that's not the hard part" complaints.
The fact is, no one's development process is that parallel, so critical-path-style arguments don't work. Turning even just a few easy parts free does reduce dev costs, and in these case we're clean-sweeping like all the low hanging fruit.
- xfer 9y agoAny projects with public code you have that i can look into, assuming you are talking about clash? I would appreciate it.
- Ericson2314 9y agoMy stuff is unfortunately all closed source for school and then work, but check out https://github.com/thoughtpolice/clash-playground https://github.com/thoughtpolice/clash-playground