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Comment #21570974
Not with the same exact source files / same software version. But sometimes small changes in the design, or changing tool versions can cause the design to not meet timing. It's jus…
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Comment #21570705
I understand there is some validity with this criticism. Xilinx has always been slow to adopt standard software development practices. But really, Xilinx tools have never cost 'mul…
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Comment #19092091
You have your principles backwards. Non-technical founders should not stay the owners of a technology company if shit happens. The ownership should be usurped by technically profic…
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Comment #18380927
DoreenMichele, I completely agree with your science processes. Someone recently tried to tell me that humans are a two-armed species. I laughed in their face. I said, haven't you e…
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Comment #17390761
James Damore did not write a 'sexist article'. Anyone can read what he wrote and also listen to him explain his thoughts. He doesn't write or say anything that is intentionally ant…
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Comment #14290216
What you are describing is just one aspect of programming with HDL that sounds similar to what one would do with a schematic editor. Fortunately, with HDL you can work at either a …
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Comment #14285253
Uh, yes, that is all true (except maybe the processor with feedback bit is debatable..). I agree with all this, and yet my arguments for why C++ HLS is a good thing remain the same…
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Comment #14239342
Forget about Xilinx marketing. I am curious, what did you find causes a design fall outside the '20%' usecase situation? Are you talking about asynchronous clocks? feedback? IO con…
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Comment #14237423
I don't agree with this, but I think I see what you are trying to say. I think typically a full design would include some interface portion with maybe DMA or PCIe or whatever that …
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Comment #14236357
Both. The differences are not that great. I don't believe anyone who says they can done something in one that can't be done in another, they just don't now how to do it. After star…
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Comment #14236334
I programmed FPGAs using both VHDL and Verilog for many years. Recently I have started at a start-up where we predominantly program using C++ HLS. I never want to go back to full-t…