Hi Simon,
I looked into a different approach of putting JS on a FPGA by writing a JS
interpreter in a high-level-language to VHDL toolchain. Sadly, the low
clock speed of the FPGA makes interpreting JS painfully slow and it was
impractical. Dealing with timed logic and I/O also proved to be outside
what was possible with callbacks alone.
The good news is tiling dozens of cores seemed perfectly reasonable.
-J
On Tuesday, July 8, 2014 12:22:09 PM UTC-7, Simon Vincent wrote:
>
> Will node.js work on other hardware platforms other than X86 and ARM?
> If I managed to get it to compile for microblaze would it work or would I
> be wasting my time?
>
> Thanks
>
> Simon
>
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