Re:Is the Mill CPU real? (2014)
by trsohmers on Saturday March 14, 2015 @09:10PM
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Take a look at Chisel (http://chisel.eecs.berkeley.edu)... they call it a "Hardware Construction Language" instead of a HDL, as you describe how the hardware works in chisel code, which is just a Scala embedded language. It is then able to generate FPGA or VLSI optimized verilog, and a C++ cycle accurate simulator. I have been using it for the past ~9 months designing a new chip.
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Re:Is the Mill CPU real? (2014)
by petermonsson on Sunday March 15, 2015 @07:37AM
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What is your experience with Chisel? How much more productive are you compared to writing Verilog?
I am interested in trying out new tools, but information on Chisel is pretty sparse.