On Fri, Jan 10, 2020 at 8:34 AM Frederic Bastien <fbast...@nvidia.com> wrote:
> I like your breakdown. But the fact that it is a softcore is not related. > We do not need to compile it to an HDL. > We need it to be compiled to the binary format that the Microblaze support. > > Now, after one full version is working as a software, it is possible to > optimize part of NumPy by having those part synthesized to hardware. > But from my understanding, it wasn't the question. This would be a bigger > effort and I suppose there is no guide from NumPy on how to do this. > Indeed, there is no particular guide. Porting Python first will likely tell you a whole lot about the general process. You can search in the numpy source for "NPY_CPU" (and "PPC" and "ARM") to see where we have applied architecture-specific customizations. I suspect that you will have more trouble dealing with the OS (or lack of OS, if that's the case) than the architecture itself. -- Robert Kern
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