On 10/20/06, Ronald G Minnich <[email protected]> wrote:
> Timothy Miller wrote : > > >>This is a long-term sort of project idea for us. The holy grail would >>be to convert arbitrary C or Fortran code into FPGA logic. (This >>would be especially good for Cray computers that arrange Opterons with >>Xilinx FPGAs.) That Cray product is dead. "arbitrary C or fortran" is a holy grail, has been tried many times, I hope you have done a literature search. It may be a holy grail, that does not mean it is a good idea.
I have not. Academically, AI is my main area of research. I have friends who are in this area whom I talk with about this a lot. They would have done the literature searches.
>> A more realistic goal, however, would be to convert a >>restricted subset of C into gates. ditto. literature search. start ca. 1990, with the dbC to fpga compiler work. ron
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