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It got bought by Data I/O and renamed Azido. I've used it briefly and it made me beg to go back to Verilog.
by sdeyerle 13y ago
It got bought by Data I/O and renamed Azido. I've used it briefly and it made me beg to go back to Verilog.
- DigitalJack 13y agoWow. That really says something (to me anyway), begging to go back to Verilog. There are a lot of pain points in the HDLs, but it seems like Verilog has more than the others. I saw someone working on a clojure HDL, I think it might have compiled down to or emitted Verilog. I thought it was more confusing than the HDLs to begin with, but depending on one's background it might make more sense.