mrmax99

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   AI-Accelerated Agile Hardware Design Using the ROHD Framework(intel.github.io)

   2 points by mrmax99 11mo ago|1 comments
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   by mrmax99 11mo ago

   Intel's Desmond Kirkpatrick demonstrates how LLMs can assist in real hardware design, not just software. Using the ROHD framework, AI works inside the design loop to develop test-driven, synthesizable hardware using Dart. Video demo:
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   by mrmax99 3y ago

   There's some detail on that here: https://intel.github.io/rohd-website/get-started/overview/#w...
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   by mrmax99 3y ago

   Hey, I'm the lead for that! I think it addresses a lot of the problems raised in these comments about Chisel and other generator frameworks. Happy to answer questions! https://intel.github.io/rohd-website/
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   by mrmax99 3y ago

   Hardware generator frameworks allow you to use a full-powered modern software language to control generation of hardware. Think about why it may be easier to implement something in Python than C. Adding capabilities to VHDL/SystemVer
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   by mrmax99 3y ago

   ROHD ( https://intel.github.io/rohd-website/ ) is sort of similar to Chisel on the design side (Dart instead of Scala), plus a big focus on verification. It has explicit clock and reset (though nothing precludes automat
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   by mrmax99 3y ago

   You may find ROHD to be interesting, since it takes a very serious approach to verification and even has a simulator built-in! https://intel.github.io/rohd-website/