Sentence examples for hardware language from inspiring English sources

The user does not need to know anything about hardware language; its application can be designed in C language and implemented automatically into our hardware architecture.

Two major problems are (1) hardware language knowledge required to deal with the development of heterogeneous systems (global communication interconnect, interconnect interfaces, complex memory hierarchies, etc).

FFT-based algorithms are more desirable for designer to implement in software since hardware languages are usually lacking direct support for floating-point number calculus.

The central idea of this framework is the integration of different hardware languages in a way that harnesses the best features of each language.

This methodology combines the use of three hardware languages (Handel-C, VHDL and JBits) with partial and dynamic reconfiguration, and a pipelined and parallel implementation.

Although the idea might seem simple prima facie, it could have serious implications on the design of future generations of hardware languages.

This chapter introduces the VHSIC hardware description language (VHDL) or Verilog languages other the context for their use, in the development of modern real-time systems.

A cross call between a host processor and FPGA is one of the main challenges for supporting automatic translation of high-level languages into hardware description languages (HDL).

These languages, namely Verilog or VHSIC hardware description language (VHDL), represent an important burden and limit dramatically the programmability of the SDR platforms.

This chapter highlights other major VHDL (VHSIC hardware description language) features that bring significant new power to the language.

First, the use of low-level description languages such as very high speed integrated circuit hardware description language (VHDL) results in slow development stages.