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Yeah, for sure, especially for more modern CPU features like caches and OOO that are very difficult to emulate in software. But you can't share hardware design
by planteen 8y ago
Yeah, for sure, especially for more modern CPU features like caches and OOO that are very difficult to emulate in software.
But you can't share hardware designs (e.g., FPGA bitstreams) like you can software binaries or software source code. A hardware design will require a specific FPGA, board, and probably even a particular version of the synthesis tools if you want to build from source.
- aap_ 8y agoYou can still share the source code. Just requires some assembly then.