vhdsl
vhdsl is a domain-specific language for the rapid prototyping and development of hardware designs, particularly those implemented on FPGAs. It is designed to be a higher-level abstraction than traditional Hardware Description Languages (HDLs) like VHDL or Verilog, aiming to simplify complex digital circuit design. The primary goal of vhdsl is to allow designers to focus more on the functional behavior of their circuits rather than the intricate details of low-level hardware implementation.
The language's syntax and semantics are often inspired by programming languages, making it more accessible to
Key features of vhdsl often include support for complex data structures, higher-level control flow constructs, and