Is that really the case, though? I thought alternative languages for FPGA development have been a thing for a while now but they haven't really caught on. The

Is that really the case, though? I thought alternative languages for FPGA development have been a thing for a while now but they haven't really caught on. The C++ being written in this example also feels like it has to be very carefully considered (and with a bunch of pragmas) so it doesn't feel like C++, it feels like a C++ syntax on top of Verilog or VHDL. Maybe this could still be quite useful, though. I guess simulating might be easier when you can start out with C++ code.