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You could use multi cycle paths so this doesn't limit your global timing. Then you would save the registers. This is much more useful for ASIC design, because
by slededit 8y ago
You could use multi cycle paths so this doesn't limit your global timing. Then you would save the registers. This is much more useful for ASIC design, because on an FPGA the registers are there whether you use them or not.
However total latency will be lower than a pipe-lined version which is nice if that's what your optimizing for.
- monocasa 8y agoYeah, but if you were using a more advanced technique like that, you wouldn't be asking on HN how to unroll that loop.