muFP, a Language for VLSI Design¶
Sheeran, M. (1984). muFP, a Language for VLSI Design. Proceedings of the 1984 ACM Symposium on LISP and Functional Programming, 104-112.
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- Function-Level Programming
- Functional hardware description. Sheeran's µFP adapts FP-like primitive functions and combining forms so circuit behavior and layout structure can be expressed and reasoned about algebraically.
This sourcePresents an FP-derived language whose primitive functions and combining forms describe circuit behavior and layout structure.
- Functional hardware description. Sheeran's µFP adapts FP-like primitive functions and combining forms so circuit behavior and layout structure can be expressed and reasoned about algebraically.
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