Turning .NET assemblies into FPGA hardware

Re:Turning .NET assemblies into FPGA hardware by vmchale on Friday December 06, 2019 @05:24PM (#21726620)

> i think a cross with it and an ML language (like F# or OCaml) would be a wonderful fit for programming FPGAs

Sounds like Clash! It's pseudo-Haskell that compiles to Verilog or VHDL.

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Re:Turning .NET assemblies into FPGA hardware by dhash on Friday December 06, 2019 @09:53PM (#21728155)

Or Chisel (Scala), which has real, industrial users and a thriving commmunity. RISC-V is in Chisel.

If you want to go really bonkers, there’s spatial-lang which allows easy interop with the Java memory model and heap

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Re:Turning .NET assemblies into FPGA hardware by vmchale on Monday December 09, 2019 @12:03PM (#21744222)

I believe Clash has industrial users as well.

There are a few businesses that use Haskell to target FPGAs.

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