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AHIR: A Hardware Intermediate Representation for Hardware Generation from High-level Programs

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We present AHIR, an intermediate representation (IR), that acts as a transition layer between software compilation and hardware synthesis. Such a transition layer is intended to t...

Sameer D. Sahasrabuddhe, Hakim Raja, Kavi Arya, Ma...

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