that would be nice to see. as an alternate source code
Couldn't agree more...
x3
In the meantime I'll prob end up see what kindof performance I can get porting some algos using C/C++ to aws f1 instances (same chip as VCU1525 board, V9P)
It looks like there is a free training/tutorial on developing C/C++ using aws f1: https://www.xilinx.com/about/events/virtual-developer-lab.html
these fpga threads are killin' me, can someone just make a plug-and-play fpga miner and sell it to me already?
Couldn't agree more...
x3
In the meantime I'll prob end up see what kindof performance I can get porting some algos using C/C++ to aws f1 instances (same chip as VCU1525 board, V9P)
It looks like there is a free training/tutorial on developing C/C++ using aws f1: https://www.xilinx.com/about/events/virtual-developer-lab.html