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Comment #21748626
Yes, FPGA "threads" much like CPU threads can contain complex logic, and different from each other.
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Comment #21731262
And regarding Nexys: now we actually support Microsoft Catapult FPGAs as well and working on others too. It's quite challenging to add support for each of them, since as I'm sure y…
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Comment #21730059
I agree with the tooling issue. One of the reason we started Hastlayer was the viewpoint that "I'm a .NET developer with Visual Studio and everything else. Why would I want to use …
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Comment #21730042
The transformation is surely a solvable problem given that various HLS tools, OpenCL for FPGAs and Hastlayer exist :). Whether it makes sense is another question and I don't preten…
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Comment #21729982
The approach here is to use FPGAs as compute accelerators, much like GPGPUs, and in somewhat similar use-cases. I.e. if you have an embarrassingly parallel compute-bound algorithm …
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Comment #21729961
Yes, it's converting .NET code to run on FPGAs by creating an equivalent hardware design to the logic contained in the .NET code. And yes, it's all about parallelization. As the do…
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Is that project still active?
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Turning software into computer chips – Hastlayer (.NET Conf)
https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/dotnetConf/2017/T212 Converts .NET software into hardware implementations with FPGAs. On GitHub: https://github.com/Lombiq/Hastlayer-SDK Only suppo…