pyha 0.0.11

Pyha

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pyha
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* Free software: Apache Software License 2.0
* Install: ``pip install pyha``
* Additional requirements: Docker for RTL/GATE level simulations

Features:

* Describe hardware in Python and convert to VHDL
* Cycle-accurate and fast simulator
* Debuggable in Python – very useful as Python and VHDL sources are highly correlated
* Simple testing framework by pairing pytest and cocotb
* Builtin fixed-point and complex types

Quick start:

Take a look at the cores implemented in Pyha, each of them have a Notebook to ease the experimentation.
For example, start with the moving-average core:

`Python source <https://github.com/gasparka/pyha/blob/develop/pyha/cores/filter/moving_average/moving_average.py>`_

`Notebook <https://github.com/gasparka/pyha/blob/develop/pyha/cores/filter/moving_average/moving_average.ipynb>`_

`VHDL conversion <https://github.com/gasparka/pyha/blob/develop/pyha/cores/filter/moving_average/example_conversion/src/MovingAverage_0.vhd>`_

And then see how 'dc-removal' is built by stacking 4 'moving-averages':

`Python source <https://github.com/gasparka/pyha/blob/develop/pyha/cores/filter/dc_removal/dc_removal.py>`_

`Notebook <https://github.com/gasparka/pyha/blob/develop/pyha/cores/filter/dc_removal/dc_removal.ipynb>`_

`VHDL conversion <https://github.com/gasparka/pyha/blob/develop/pyha/cores/filter/dc_removal/example_conversion/src/DCRemoval_0.vhd>`_