QBayLogic has developed a powerful and flexible hardware description system, called Clash. This modern design system combines the advantages of mainstream methodologies and avoids their disadvantages (see below). In short, the Clash system offers:
– a high-level language to describe architecture by its functionality,
– a modern software environment to support the design process, and
– a compiler to generate low-level hardware descriptions (VHDL, Verilog) from which the actual hardware can be generated by using existing HDL tools (e.g. Quartus, Vivado).
Focus on functionality
Functionality is key in the Clash perspective, making Clash suitable to specify both the model of the application at hand, as well as the details of the architecture under design. That makes the design process with Clash fundamentally model based. That is to say, starting from the initial model all design steps are expressed in the same language, thereby guaranteeing the provability of the correctness of the design.
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