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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
That's only the first half of the book. You can find all parts and software at: https://people.inf.ethz.ch/wirth/ProjectOberon/
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
I’m working on a simulator for a subset of VHDL in Racket Scheme, because I’ve recently become interested again in digital logic and FPGAs. I’m starting with manually translating VHDL into Racket to get a feel for it and how to model it. Th
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
Some of your questions might be answered in this book (free online version): https://dev.realworldocaml.org/
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
Thanks for the pointer! I didn’t know that.
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
Wirth’s book on Compiler Construction is available at https://people.inf.ethz.ch/wirth/CompilerConstruction/index.... The relevant section is 10.2. But its mechanism is the “inverse” of destination driven code gen
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
That's really disappointing. I was toying with the idea of getting one myself. But if it's basically twice as expensive I'm not sure.
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
If you're in the EU, you can order through their European storefront: https://lectronz.com/stores/tinyvision-ai-store (Haven't tried it but they explicitly call it out in the shipping section.)
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
I'm listening to and enjoying the German Rugby podcast "Die Eierköpfe - Der Rugby Podcast".
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
From the Troubleshooting section on the website linked by the parent: “CPU performance is faster than GPU on your network. Find out if your workload is sufficient to take advantage of the GPU. On small networks running with small batch size
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
See also chapter 6 of Program Analysis (an Appetizer) by Nielsen and Nielsen. Free PDF at https://arxiv.org/abs/2012.10086#
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Zélus – A Synchronous Language with Odes(zelus.di.ens.fr)
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
Niklas Wirth’s description of the implementation of his hardware description language Lola (logic language). More info on the successor Lola-2 is on his website at https://people.inf.ethz.ch/wirth/Lola/index.html
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Lola System Notes [pdf](research-collection.ethz.ch)
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
Niklas Wirth has an example of a small RISC VM and interpreter in chapter 9 of his book on compiler construction. https://people.inf.ethz.ch/wirth/CompilerConstruction/index....
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
Niklas Wirth wrote a nice concise book on compiler construction. He’s targeting his own register-based RISC architecture. https://people.inf.ethz.ch/wirth/CompilerConstruction/index....
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
I have been there. Very nice and fun place. Great day trip from Cluj! (Cluj is a really nice and fun city to visit. Highly recommended.)
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
The first time I tried to use git, I shredded my repo trying to revert an edited file.
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
I have a copy of that edition and I remember being very confused and annoyed by the ad. It's also something I don't remember seeing in other books but I could be wrong. I switched to reading his novels in English (imports from the
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
Two of the authors (Korte, Vygen) also wrote a textbook on combinatorial optimization: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-662-56039-6 . I haven't read it and I don't know enough about the subjec
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Combinatorial Optimization in VLSI Design [pdf](or.uni-bonn.de)
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
I came across this survey paper on Combinatorial Optimization in VLSI Design: https://www.or.uni-bonn.de/research/montreal.pdf I don't know how up-to-date the information is. Two of the authors (Korte, Vygen) wrot
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
Can you recommend books on the algorithms used in frontend synthesis? And/or FPGA-specific algorithms?
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
It's not just playing the wrong band / app. It's signing you up for a subscription. You still have time to cancel before you have to pay. But it's one more thing you have to worry about now. It should have confirmed that
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
I believe when you resume the debugger, you can tell the process/thread to single-step over one instruction. So it's something like this: 1. Overwrite instruction with int 3. 2. When you hit the breakpoint, restore the original in
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
Nice! Looks similar in content to this book (that I haven’t read but am interested in): https://www.ifte.de/books/eda/index.html
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
Not OP. He might be referring to the looping or enumeration pattern: evaluate some clause to get the first solution, “fail” to trigger backtracking and to get the next solution, etc. At the very end after printing all solutions, the program
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
I’m working my way through a German book that explores Physics with Python: https://pyph.de/1/2/index.php?name=intro
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
A long time ago I took an AI class where we wrote an elevator simulation. The elevators were intelligent agents that tried to learn strategies for moving people faster / reduce wait times / etc. This was long before neural network
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
If you're interested in ARM and hardware design, "Digital Design and Computer Architecture: ARM Edition" by Sarah Harris and David Harris is available in the ACM Digital Library as a free PDF: https://dl.acm.org&#x
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
To me, Wirth’s Oberon system has the same philosophy of having small composable tools and being extensible. There’s no distinction between system language and scripting language. Text is also a common way of passing data, but you can use wh

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