Considering the use of 32-bit fixed point numbers, you can bet on that person having zero clues.
Even the crappiest FPGA has at least 18x18 multipliers, meaning that you could add a small exponent on top to get a floating point type with a slightly worse precision than single precision floats.
32 bit fixed point doesn't map to any DSP I'm aware of.
Even the crappiest FPGA has at least 18x18 multipliers, meaning that you could add a small exponent on top to get a floating point type with a slightly worse precision than single precision floats.
32 bit fixed point doesn't map to any DSP I'm aware of.