You could look into Cocotb. The embedded CPython into C. GHDL has already some C APIs, so it needs to add a hand full of Python classes written in C like Cocotb did for a unified simulator interface.
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Von: Vern Muhr
Datum:26.10.2016 19:46 (GMT+01:00)
An: ghdl-discuss@gna.org
Betreff: Re: [Ghdl-discuss] Synthesis for FPGAs
Hi,
ZamiaCAD is an open source VHDL development environment with simulation and synthesis capabilities. It is written in Java, but would probably be helpful in terms of getting an idea of an approach to the synthesis problem.
I believe they do the synthesis from a representation of the elaboration of the design instead of the AST. That makes more sense to me. Another interesting feature of ZamiaCAD is that a Python (actually Jython) interpreter is embeded. I use Jython to export
designs to an external simulator.
I have read that there is consideration of embedding Python in the GHDL system. That would probably be a lot of work compared to embedding Jython in a Java based system. Has anyone done much work on embedding Python in an Ada app.?
Best, Vern
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