Ebook Free Download | Reconfigurable Computing: The Theory and Practice of FPGA-Based Computation (Systems on Silicon) | This book is that introduction. The editors present 38 chapters, each written by established RC researchers and educators. They start with an introduction to the basics: what an FPGA is, what suits it to use as a computing platform, and how it compares to other commercial and research engines. The next covers some of the major tools used in FPGA programming. Unlike C, which linguistically captures the sequential nature of the von Neumann bottleneck, VHDL and Verilog inherently describe massive and fine-grained parallelism. These languages present challenges of their own, obviously, so other chapters describe experimental and commercial alternatives to at least parts of the RC programming problem. This isn't the only RC book on the market, and certainly won't be the last. People already familiar with RC's arcana might pick a few fact from the text, or from the voluminous bibliographies. For someone already familiar with hardware or software (or, preferably, both) but new to RC, this offers the best introduction currently available. Despite some minor flaws in editing (including blunders with exponents in eq. 37.7), this has my highest recommendation.Please give crackling and his advice to the progress of this web.
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