This doesn't technically qualify as a personal project, but I acquired a Inforce 6410 single board computer through training that was offered at work. The training was for writing OpenGL-ES graphic programs on a Snapdragon. The board is build around a APQ 8064 SoC running Android.
The development platform introduced was Visual Studio and vs-android. I was surprised by how easy vs-android made it to get C++ OpenGL-ES code running on an Android device. Sure, there was a setup and learning curve, but at the end there was no struggle with the Android SDK or NDK.
Start to end, no more than a few hours work. Fun!
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Wednesday Night Hack #8 - Mako for Verilog, Moving on ...
Using Mako templates language for hardware design was an interesting experiment. It was definitely a fun hack. I am turning my attention away from this pet project to a new tool developed
by engineers at Berkeley: Chisel.
Here is a link to find out more: https://chisel.eecs.berkeley.edu/
by engineers at Berkeley: Chisel.
Here is a link to find out more: https://chisel.eecs.berkeley.edu/
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