Doing Hard Things in a Soft Way
summary
Shows tools that generate FPGA hardware designs from Python so software developers can create an entire processor system (including bootloader and a small Linux) without writing Verilog/VHDL. Presents specific Python-based hardware-generation tools and ends with a short demo of generating the hardware and software stack.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:06Hardware targets
- 2:50VHDL limitations
- 3:53Python for hardware
- 5:16Python and LiteX modeling
- 6:41Vendor dependencies
- 7:44RISC-V architecture
- 9:09Open-source tools
- 10:32Conclusion
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