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by m1kal
1543 days ago
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SV and VHDL are nasty languages, but as you said, they are "industry standard". Chisel and Haskell-based approaches are better but virtually nobody adopts them. I tried to go in another direction, to make design code shorter by using Clojure syntax. The result is here: https://github.com/m1kal/charbel and works for simple modules. I don't expect wide adoption, but we need to look for new directions instead of sticking to the methods and languages from the 80s. |
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