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Benchmarking Agentic HLS Design Tasks With HLS-Eval
Large language models (LLMs) and AI agents are increasingly explored for hardware design, including high-level digital design. While most work targets code generation and editing for hardware description languages (HDLs), our prior work introduced HLS-Eval, an open-source benchmark for evaluating LL
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