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I would love to use this instead of VHDL, I have been searching for an alternative to those such verbose languages for a long time, but wasn't able to find any.
by txomon 12y ago
I would love to use this instead of VHDL, I have been searching for an alternative to those such verbose languages for a long time, but wasn't able to find any.
Where can I download a compiler? How may I start using it? I haven't found any reference of low level that could help me to understand what is the output of the compilers.
- txomon 12y agoI have found everything but the last part, which the output format is... I suppose I will have to download and test it.
- MootWoop 12y agoGood point, we need to make this clearer I think. We (Synflow) have a compiler and IDE that you can download from https://www.synflow.com https://www.synflow.com The compiler and IDE are open source, and the compiler generates VHDL code. We also have additional (proprietary) features that include a Verilog code generator, a C-based simulator, and exporters to third-party tools.
- nsiret 12y agoYou can download the tool on www.synflow.com, start using it with our online course on https://eliademy.com/catalog/basic-of-the-cx-language.html https://eliademy.com/catalog/basic-of-the-cx-language.html and the output of the compilers are VHDL and Verilog.