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MYHDL isn't compile-able(synthesizable) to hardware. I know they teach Chisel, a higher level language , in berkley. Maybe it fits software engineers and would
by minthd 11y ago
MYHDL isn't compile-able(synthesizable) to hardware.
I know they teach Chisel, a higher level language , in berkley. Maybe it fits software engineers and would be fun to design cpu's with.
- pjc50 11y agoBah, in that case it shouldn't be calling itself an HDL! Chisel looks more appropriate.
- pogden 11y agoTo be fair, it's Hardware Description Language, not Hardware Synthesis Language. HDLs are mostly tools to support V&V, it's just that synthesis is the most convenient way to ensure that an implementation is consistent with the HDL description.
- makomk 11y agoYeah, I believe originally all the HDLs were intended for simulation of designs which were then implemented by hand. Neither Verilog nor VHDL was processor designed for synthesis, which is probably why it's so quirky.
- minthd 11y agoI checked again , and there's a subset of MyHDL which does support synthesis, but it's at such a low level it's not very different from VHDL/Verilog. The whole MyHDL is mostly used for verification though.
- jandecaluwe 11y agoPlease. Of course it is, and that is made very clear on the home page. http://www.myhdl.org/ http://www.myhdl.org/