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From: markus at reaaliaika.net<markus@r...>
Date: Mon Aug 23 15:31:03 CEST 2004
Subject: [oc] Parallel Array Processor Project
Gunnar Dahlgren:> Isn't it so that your architecture actually IS the architecture
> of an FPGA? Or very much like it anyway [...]
I added the comment with my reply to my web pages (feedback
section), because it just brought a whole new world in to my mind...
I also thought the issue a little further and made this addition:
"What really is the difference between the PM and the FPGA? I must
think more about this, because it could reveal some extraordinary
possibilities for the PM.
One thing is sure; the FPGA has been designed to process electronical
signals. The PM has been designed to process abstract signals - data.
PM is like a FPGA, not operating in the physical world, but in the
abstract, virtual data world. Does it make any sense?"
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Altogether, there's new thoughts about the HLL and esp the "HLL Crisis":
http://reaaliaika.net/showarea.php/procmem/hll_design/crisis
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