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Languages, architectures, and algorithms describes how many of the current DSP designs are done in Matlab and then have to be hand-coded in C type languages. Perhaps it's wishful thinking, but the hope is to have a direct mapping between the higher level design and the RTL.

the EDA industry as a whole is poised to leap to new levels of design abstraction. Commonly referred to as electronic system-level (ESL) design, this design method encompasses both the languages used to represent designs at a very high level of abstraction and the appropriate synthesis technology that can transform these representations into their implementation-level counterparts.
(Somewhat reminiscent of the UML designers who'd like to bypass hand-coding in C++ and Java).

By Chris Rathman at 2005-07-09 04:00 | General | 7 comments | other blogs | 7057 reads

CTM

I have been following LtU for sometime now and finally decided to start with CTM after reading some great reviews. I am stuck with the mozart system. I am using FC3. Was anyone able to run the examples in the book successfully in mozart?

Thanks

By rumplestiltkin at 2005-07-09 10:51 | LtU Forum | 23 comments | other blogs | 13524 reads

ILC 2005 Slides and Audio

(via lemonodor)

Slides and audio from some of presentations at the International Lisp Conference are now available online.

Some presentations are of general interest, so take a look even if you aren't into Lisp...

By Ehud Lamm at 2005-07-09 11:04 | General | 1 comment | other blogs | 4530 reads