I'm about to start working on some FPGA stuff using Haskell (after brushing off the cobwebs off my teflon coated memory on the language) and see if I get anywhere with it. The closest thing you're going to be able to get ARM/Risc-V hosted FPGA tools is for Lattice's stuff since that's been properly reversed/otherwise FOSSed. Xilinx? Altera? Best o' luck...you'll need it.
Yeah, I know, necro-ing a thread. I wasn't around. Deal.
Statistics: Posted by svartalf — Mon Feb 06, 2017 6:24 pm
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https://github.com/conal/talk-2015-haskell-to-hardware
this touches on ideas that seem to hit the nail on the head ?
it talks about compiling Haskell to FPGA or other extremely parallel hardware (he mentions some experimental hardware that that can switch what function it implements. Sounds to me exactly like the mindset needed for parallella, i.e. the ability to break a large program into data flow through small , switchable components.)
I wonder if there's an intermediate there between Haskell and HDL that could actually be compiled to Parallella code..
i'm not personally a haskeller, but I appreciate why its got so much attention.
Statistics: Posted by dobkeratops — Fri Jul 03, 2015 6:52 pm
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Andreas
Statistics: Posted by aolofsson — Fri Jul 11, 2014 9:58 pm
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I have translated the apps/hello-world example to Haskell and made it available at . The data definitions, foreign imports, and some utility functions are in a separate file that may be of use to anyone wanting to try similar things.
This example only runs Haskell on the host, the epiphany cores are still running the original c code - I hope to be able to do something about that.
Statistics: Posted by mwp — Fri May 30, 2014 6:14 pm
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(with apologies to any true Haskell devotee's, you know who you are)
Statistics: Posted by FHuettig — Fri Apr 04, 2014 5:08 pm
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http://ajhc.metasepi.org/
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