Chimpp

Erik Rubow, Rick McGeer, Jeff Mogul, Amin Vahdat

2010 · 22 citations · 10 references

Concepts

Abstract

Reconfigurable network hardware makes it easier to experiment with and prototype high-speed networking systems. However, these devices are still relatively hard to program; for example, requiring users to develop in Verilog or VHDL. Further, these devices are commonly designed to work with software on a host computer, requiring the co-development of these hardware and software components.

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