[sdvsfqe]

> how slow/resource intensive it is

compared to what?

It's not like all the other EDA tools are really fast or not resource intensive. For smaller design firms I would think things like FireSim [1] would be a significant advantage.

I can imagine it is a disadvantage in other ways, i.e. it's only possible to do single phase positive edge synchronous design, which could be an impediment to high performance digital design.

But I wouldn't imagine that scala performance is particularly significant.

[1] https://fires.im

[almostgotcaught]

It's pointless to argue with people on hn because you'll tell them "I have cold hard experience" and they'll respond with hype links and conjecture.

> But I wouldn't imagine that scala performance is particularly significant.

Imagine all you'd like - reality is much less imaginative though.

[oldgradstudent]

Just curious, do they have a migration plan? Have they started new designs using Verilog/SystemVerilog/VHDL?