How does this compare to chisel [1] , i never could get around the whole scala tooling - seemed a bit over the top.
Though i guess it is a bit more mature and probably more enterprisey
> i never could get around the whole scala tooling
scala is popular in places like Alphabet, that apparently allow go & scala projects in production.
However, I agree while scala is very powerful in some ways, it just doesn't have a fun aesthetic. If one has to go spelunking for scalable hardware accelerators, a vendors linux DMA llvm C/C++ API is probably less fragile.
For my simple projects, one zynq 7020 per node is way more than we should ever need. =3
> i never could get around the whole scala tooling
scala is popular in places like Alphabet, that apparently allow go & scala projects in production.
However, I agree while scala is very powerful in some ways, it just doesn't have a fun aesthetic. If one has to go spelunking for scalable hardware accelerators, a vendors linux DMA llvm C/C++ API is probably less fragile.
For my simple projects, one zynq 7020 per node is way more than we should ever need. =3