[gaze]

I think this works well for people who are interested in both Haskell and hardware design. The syntax is pretty nutty if you're just a hardware designer, but it's ultimately a language embedded in Haskell, so it has the friction of having to be embedded but the benefit of the Haskell ecosystem. I don't think it'll see super wide adoption, but imagine it will have its uses and fans.

[Rochus]

> works well for people who are interested in both Haskell and hardware design

This intersection is not likely to differ much from the empty set.

[gaze]

Well chisel the language itself is proof otherwise. The existence of chisel, built on scala is also proof otherwise. People get interested in things where there's incentive to learn. Have a little faith.

[eli_gottlieb]

Hello, I'm the empty set.

[Rochus]

Congrats ;-)