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Using C-to-Silicon

marco23
marco23 over 16 years ago

Hi everyone, I'm new of this forum.

 

I must ompare different HLS tools. Today I'mk reading about your C-to-silicon...it is very interesting tool but i don't understand some thing and I hope you can help me.

1- There are a particular way to write c code or c-to-silicon accepts all types? I've read that is not possible to use pointers and somethings like that but a technical help...a paper that can giudes me during writing...is it present?

 

2- Is Cadence encounter RTL  compiler necessary to make comparison between micro-architectures?

 

Thanks in advance

 

Marco

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    marco23 over 16 years ago
    Dear mark Warren. thanks, your answer is useful for me.

    Could you give me "Preparing Models for CtoS"?

    Thnak in advance
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    marco23 over 16 years ago
    Dear mark Warren. thanks, your answer is useful for me.

    Could you give me "Preparing Models for CtoS"?

    Thnak in advance
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