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It's Verilog with Racket macro! That sounds much better than Verilog with custom macro system cobbled with Perl, which is what is used in practice.
by sanxiyn 8y ago
It's Verilog with Racket macro! That sounds much better than Verilog with custom macro system cobbled with Perl, which is what is used in practice.
- q3k 8y agoPerl? A real comment I've seen in demo code from a vendor: always @(X) begin // add code from "PRBS_Calculator.xls" here...