- Answer whether this optimization is feasible and beneficial in hardware.
Interview Question
Some software programming languages allow compilers to perform "short cut" or "short circuit" optimizations on AND and OR operations. In a short-cut AND or OR, the second argument is not evaluated if the first argument evaluates to a controlling value. For example, in evaluating f(x) AND g(y), if f(x) is false, then g(y) will not be evaluted.
I think so, it should not be a problem, HDL's do use short circuit evaluation, is that right?
ReplyDeleteI disagree. Programming is software oriented. It is a problem of base mobility.
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