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And it did a good job. The code it made probably works fine and will run on most Xilinx FPGAs.
https://docs.amd.com/r/en-US/am009-versal-ai-engine/Overview
Each AIE tile can stream 64 Gbps in and out and perform 1024 bit SIMD operations. Each shares memory with its neighbors and the streams can be interconnected in various ways.
The also have had eczema since birth and one developed life threatening asthma at one year old. His trigger is the normal cold virus which he is constantly exposed to.
With that said, however, my kids are filthy all the time and play outside constantly in the dirt. One of the seven allergies has resolved completely and one appears to be resolved (haven't done a full challenge yet). No luck with the other five foods yet though.
We don't know about the asthma. Seems better but its managed with meds. Its also way scarier than anaphylaxis (and will be triggered by anaphylaxis and gets worse over the course of a week until he is in the hospital unless we aggressively treat it the moment he has breathing symptoms). The eczema comes and goes. Sometimes it responds to various treatments but usually it doesn't.
Its complicated. But kids should be filthy most of the time.
You get to own every aspect of your toolchain and with that will come a lot of power.
Are you familiar with:
https://github.com/corundum/corundum
Perhaps you can build a support package for your platform.
I interpret this as replacing a strange but more optimal call to the runtime with a straight forward but less fast stdlib implementation. rsc's comment seems more like a todo note than and ideological stance (to me at least). Something like: "I removed this weird fast way to do this that was breaking stuff b/c of linker things and replaced it with some straightforward code that's slower. If we want this to be more optimal in the future we can fix it at the compiler level.". But I'm just reading into it. Someone should ask him and tell him to explain himself :) It's been 8 years. What have you been doing?
I quickly got to the point where I'd have to do a lot of coding to get competitive; there are some seriously impressive players on that game.