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MyHDL is an open source Python package that lets you go from Python to silicon. With MyHDL, you create a Python model of the hardware system, which you can then simulate, and validate, or export to Verilog or VHDL, and take it to a silicon implementation from there. |
MyHDL is an open source Python package that lets you go from Python to silicon. With MyHDL, you create a Python model of the hardware system, which you can then simulate, and validate, or export to Verilog or VHDL, and take it to a silicon implementation from there. |
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On www.myhdl.org you will find everything you need to get started - and to keep going - with MyHDL. Have fun! |
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Latest revision as of 09:51, 9 May 2011
MyHDL - From Python to Silicon!
MyHDL is an open source Python package that lets you go from Python to silicon. With MyHDL, you create a Python model of the hardware system, which you can then simulate, and validate, or export to Verilog or VHDL, and take it to a silicon implementation from there.
On www.myhdl.org you will find everything you need to get started - and to keep going - with MyHDL. Have fun!