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I know someone who’s implemented some string algorithms for FPGA with verilog. Is writing the code distinct from the tooling you’re referring to, or simply an o
by stochastic_monk 8y ago
I know someone who’s implemented some string algorithms for FPGA with verilog. Is writing the code distinct from the tooling you’re referring to, or simply an open source flavor of deployment? I haven’t done any FPGA work.
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- aylons 8y agoWhen he talks about Verilog, he is referring to the language used for development and implementation. We're talking about a different part of the chain, something akin to the compiler, make, cmake and alike. Of course, there's some dynamic between the tool chain and the language itself. For example, it doesn't matter if the language has the coolest feature if the compiler does not support it, and the toolchain will help you manage more complex code safely.