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Bridging the Design Gap with Cynthesis John Sanguinetti, CynApps
In significant design projects, it is becoming accepted practice to do the initial design exploration in a general purpose programming language, typically C or C++. When this stage of the design process is finished, and the high-level design parameters have been decided upon, the resulting program must be translated into a register transfer level model in Verilog or VHDL so the design can be implemented using standard simulation and synthesis design tools.
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