Lola-2 seems to be a very interesting HDL and the Project Oberon (PO) FPGA implementation would be a good proof of concept.that the Verilog version is independently developed (not translated with the Lola compiler) and more current. There seem to be evan a difference in between the syntax used in the Lola source files and the one specified in the language report. Also the
But PO FPGA seems to be implemented in Verilog instead. I compared the Lola source files of Prof. Wirth's Risc5 (http://www-oldurls.inf.ethz.ch/personal/wirth/Lola/) with the current Verilog files (http://www.projectoberon.com/) and got the impression
Can someone comment on that? Is Lola-2 still in use and will it be further developed? What role does Lola-2 play in the PO FPGA project?
Ok, I see; thanks for the link, I will try there.
Can I conclude from your response that the FPGA version of Oberon system or the Lola-2 language (which looks very similar to Oberon) are not widely known among Oberon developers?
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