I've grown rather fond of SystemVerilog lately, even though I can never seem to get enough of a hang of it to start writing without referring to code I wrote before
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malmon wroteI've grown rather fond of SystemVerilog lately, even though I can never seem to get enough of a hang of it to start writing without referring to code I wrote before
Holy shit I have mad respect for people who can understand verilog, it still feel like black box to me until now.
soulchild wrotemalmon wroteI've grown rather fond of SystemVerilog lately, even though I can never seem to get enough of a hang of it to start writing without referring to code I wrote before
Holy shit I have mad respect for people who can understand verilog, it still feel like black box to me until now.
It helps to understand the roles of sequential and combinational logic of finite state machines when writing sv, but yeah, it can be rather confusing to work with the language at times.
The biggest pain in the ass though is that the software required to compile it is either massively bloated, or quite hard to use.
I don't know much languages, but I like coding in C#, so far it's the most fun language I've used.
Kex wroteI don't know much languages, but I like coding in C#, so far it's the most fun language I've used.
I quite like C# as well. More forgiving than C++, more sane than Java.
heretical statement: i like R
I like Python best, but mostly I use C#
