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The 64GB is for compilation. simulating does take almost no RAM. I can have 12 seperate instances simulating at once and take less than 2GB: https://i.postimg.
by camel-cdr 2y ago
The 64GB is for compilation. simulating does take almost no RAM. I can have 12 seperate instances simulating at once and take less than 2GB:
https://i.postimg.cc/XqnhcXX1/1-1.png https://i.postimg.cc/XqnhcXX1/1-1.png
- tormeh 2y agoCompiling the chip, right, not the code?
- camel-cdr 2y agoyes
- chrsw 2y agoWow, it's surprising to me there's a huge difference and in that direction. I always used to increasing resource requirements for synthesis->P&R->logic simulation->full chip simulation. I guess times have changed since I worked on chip design.