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10-bit arithmetics are actually not uncommon on fpgas these days and are used in production in relatively modern applications. 10-bit C, however, ..........
by aldanor 2y ago
10-bit arithmetics are actually not uncommon on fpgas these days and are used in production in relatively modern applications.
10-bit C, however, ..........
- eulgro 2y agoHow so? Arithmetic on FPGA usually use the minimum size that works, because any size over that will use more resources than needed. 9-bit bytes are pretty common in block RAM though, with the extra bit being used for either for ECC or user storage.
- loup-vaillant 2y ago10-bit C might be close to non-existent, but I've heard that quite a few DSP are word addressed. In practice this means their "bytes" are 32 bits. sizeof(uint32_t) == 1