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Haven’t touched it in a while, but I recall working with BSV in college to be quite different from normal Verilog. Removed a lot of the annoyances with Verilog
by jakear 7y ago
Haven’t touched it in a while, but I recall working with BSV in college to be quite different from normal Verilog. Removed a lot of the annoyances with Verilog and put all the functionality behind a Haskell front end. No need to worry about timing, etc. because each component was designed to follow some “ready bit” based interface.
- Dayshine 7y agoYup, wrote a toy processor in Bluespec. It was wonderfully easy to do, and typing was pretty handy too.