Summer of gateware is coming (again)
How time flies! I swear my last post was a summary of the 2015 summer of gateware. This year (2016) MyHDL is participating in the Google summer of code again, for the second year, continuing as a sub-org of the Python Software Foundation organization.
This year, so far, has been amazing and inspiring. We have had many talented students inquire about the project and contribute to myhdl and rhea. Unfortunately (and fortunately), GSoC is competitive and only 1 in 6 students are accepted, roughly. Not all students that inquire and generate satisfactory proposals will be will be given a slot in the program. This year we had an impressive number of students inquire about the projects, many who commited to generating proposals.
This year MyHDL was awarded six student slots! Each of the projects this year will be working on developing HDL cores implemented with MyHDL, similar to the 2015 SDRAM controller. The 2016 projects are:
- GEMAC
- Leros tiny processor
- (M)JPEG encoder frontend
- (M)JPEG encoder backend
- RISCV + tools
- HDMI + RISCV
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Cheers,
Christian
@chipmuenk, you can apply to be a suborg under the Python umbrella and setup a project. GSoC wants students to work on new features for the open-source project - which the HDL integration would be for pyfda.
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