The Mill videos are worth watching again - there are variations on NaT handling and looping and branching etc that make DSPs much more general-purpose.
I don’t know how similar this Electron is, but the Mill explained how it could be done.
I love these videos and his enthusiasm for the problem space. Unfortunately, it seems to me that the progress/ideas have floundered because of concerns around monetizing intellectual property, which is a shame. If he had gone down a more RISC-V like route, I wonder if we would see more real-world prototypes and actual use cases. This type of thing seems great for microprocessor workloads.
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The Mill videos are worth watching again - there are variations on NaT handling and looping and branching etc that make DSPs much more general-purpose.
I don’t know how similar this Electron is, but the Mill explained how it could be done.
Edit: aha, found them! https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFls3Q5bBInj_FfNLrV7gGd...
I love these videos and his enthusiasm for the problem space. Unfortunately, it seems to me that the progress/ideas have floundered because of concerns around monetizing intellectual property, which is a shame. If he had gone down a more RISC-V like route, I wonder if we would see more real-world prototypes and actual use cases. This type of thing seems great for microprocessor workloads.