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Opening up Intel's Device Modeling Language (2022)

• CoastalCoder 3y ago
  Very cool. Could probably use a "(2022)" in the title.
  • dang 3y ago
    Ok, have a 2022. Thanks!
• zvr 3y ago
  "(2022)"
• hardware2win 3y ago
  Is there something more advanced than Simics when it comes full system simulation?
• analognoise 3y ago
  Would this be useful to tie to an HDL model? I suppose you could use Verilator and then interface it to this; I'm unsure how, but that seems like an interesting avenue.
• andromeduck 3y ago
  > The current version, DML 1.4, had its first release in 2019. It marked a distinct change compared for DML 1.2, overhauling much of the syntax and refining and defining the language semantics. Why 1.4 and not 2.0?! If if a major overhaul of syntax and semantics doesn't warrant a major version bump what does?