Chisel: Software-Defined Hardware
Performance increase with general-purpose processors has come to a halt.
We can no longer depend on Moore's Law to increase computing performance.
Digital Design in the 21st Century
Chisel is a hardware construction language implemented as a domain specific language in Scala. Therefore, the full power of a modern programming language is available to describe hardware and, more important, hardware generators. Chisel has been developed at UC Berkeley and successfully used for several tape outs of the RISC-V processor.
At DTU we used Chisel in the T-CREST project and in teaching digital electronics 2 and advanced computer architecture.
Besides presare using small code examples in Chisel Martin will report on experiences on using Chisel in the T-CREST project and in teaching.
There will be added some hands-on lab work, for those participants who bring their laptop and Martin will contact you a few days before the event, regarding SW installation.
Contact Martin at masca@dtu.dk and write in the subject-field: IDA IT.
Speaker: Martin Schoeberl, Associate Professor, DTU Compute
Organizer: Finn Gustafsson, IDA IT
Participation free of charge for members of IDA IT og DANSK IT.
Catering during the meeting: Coffee and tea at the beginning, and a sandwich in the break.
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