Re: [myhdl-list] new example for MyHDL

[Jose C. <jc...@gm...>]

On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 8:22 AM, Xiang Li <u46...@an...> wrote:

> Hello all, I am a new user of MyHDL project. MyHDL is really a good
> project, which is ideal for software guys who are familiar with python and
> trying to do hardware development . I just wrote a miniuart project using
> MyHDL(rewrote from the source code downloaded from opencore website), for
> those novices who just come to the hardware world, it is a very good example
> for you. But if you are the experienced guys, then it might  not be useful
> to you. This time I first attach one part of it, the receiver part source
> code and the generated verilog file, the others and document will be
> submitted in the next few days.
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Thanks for sharing this, I am in the same boat as you are, I am very
interested in hardware design but when you come from a software background
little 'gotchas' of hardware make it a chore to get used to.

Hopefully MyHDL will teach me how to translate the design patterns that I am
so used to in softtware into the proper hardware ones; and if I don't I at
least had fun coding it in Python! :)

On that note I'd like to thank Jan Decaluwe and the rest of the MyHDL
development team, I can see nothing but good things coming from this
project.