Open access papers till June for "The Fourth ACM SIGPLAN History of Programming Languages Conference, Co-Vital with PLDI 2012":
https://t.co/YyoPWLkyZ4
https://t.co/nrj0P1bWou
@cpitclaudel My Q wasn't precise enough, it was more about compile time from RHDL to C++. I'm a great fan of CA models. You can get even more performance using signal ordering, but that requires more compiler work:
https://t.co/rc6sp6qzwJ
Inspiring open accessible 2-pager available for LATTE ’21 (Workshop on Languages, Tools, and Techniques for Accelerator Design):
https://t.co/lLo6NvWw1A
Trying to count electrons (or holes if I can detect some) as they fly by (almost) at the speed of light. Cycle accurate power consumption measurements of #RISCV cores. Oh boy, it’s not going to work. Wish me luck.
@unaimarcor@OlofKindgren@timonsku Sure, simulating black IP cores over the internet using Java websockets is sexy. I would assume that you can do that with verilator, SystemC, GHDL etc. I was just reminded of the time 20 years ago when we offered it on a prof base, but there wasn't the market for it at that time.
@OlofKindgren@timonsku Awesome, reminds me of the time 20 years ago, when we automatically converted VHDL/Verilog to cycle accurate C models of the design and timing accurate JAVA testbenches, so IP providers can offer black model simulations. Maybe now it's time for that business model #edalize.
@dhdezr73 You inspired me to check my database for Hector again and I found this, also avail w/o paywall or registration. My question would be, has Hector changed in the last 12 years ? Cheers !
https://t.co/OwOKfaqz5m
@dhdezr73 I would do a lot for a Snps Hector presentation/lab. Unfort. there is little or no documentation/experience reports (a.k.a. limitation) available in the public.
@cpitclaudel
Alectryon looks really awesome. It works for the given recepies. But I tried it on the SWF first book, first file (Basic.v) and run into a lot of problems. Any hints to make it run ?
https://t.co/zFP1DprnzK
@pulp_platform @ValtrixSystems Wondering how this compares to findings announced by a formal verification company, and if they used the same core version. #riscv
The Coq Workshop 2020 will be held online on July 5-6. Everyone is welcome to join! Please see this Discourse post for more detail: https://t.co/Mn5xpfc7BM
The REMS-@deep_spec workshop (part of @PLDI 2020) will be held online on June 15-16th:
https://t.co/hEOeKGP8uW
Registration is free but it closes on June 5th!