Development Tool Empowers FPGA Platforms

March 4, 2004
Designed for either Xilinx MicroBlaze FPGAs or the Altera Nios embedded FPGA processor, CoDeveloper software tools allow users to create ANSI C applications for mixed processor and FPGA platforms. Tools within the software support application

Designed for either Xilinx MicroBlaze FPGAs or the Altera Nios embedded FPGA processor, CoDeveloper software tools allow users to create ANSI C applications for mixed processor and FPGA platforms. Tools within the software support application development and debugging using standard C-development environments including Visual Studio and GCC. Applications developed using the Impulse C libraries are processed using the included C-to-RTL compiler and optimizer and may be further processed and downloaded to MicroBlaze-based or Nios-based prototyping boards without the need to write any VHDL or Verilog code. Compiler tools provide the C-to-RTL compilation path, as well as auto-generation of software and hardware interfaces for MicroBlaze FPGAs or Nios-based FPGA platforms. The software also includes Impulse C libraries that allow standard ANSI C to describe, compile, and simulate parallel algorithms.. Pricing starts at $1,995 for annual licenses. IMPULSE ACCELERATED TECHNOLOGIES INC., Kirkland, WA. (206) 850-9175.

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