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Low-level optimizations in high-level HDLs: Is there a benefit?
This paper explores the applicability of functional programming to the design of Application-specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs). We investigate the impact of designing ASICs using high-level, abstract Hardware Description Language (HDL) features versus employing low-level optimizations on the area
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