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Impulse C

Impulse C is a high-level programming language used in software/hardware codesign. It is a subset of the C programming language combined with a C-compatible function library supporting parallel programming, in particular for programming of applications targeting FPGA devices. It is developed by Impulse Accelerated Technologies of Kirkland, Washington.

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Designed by
Impulse Accelerated Technologies
Developer
Impulse Accelerated Technologies
First appeared
2003
License
FPGA compiler sold and distributed by Impulse Accelerated Technologies
OS
FPGA and related embedded processors
Stable release
3.60.a.8 / 2009-09-30

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Impulse C

Nodes32
Edges31
Triples35
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.0625
Components1

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Impulse C

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related to overview · 12
Impulse C → ANSI, C-language, CoDeveloper, For, FPGA, FPGA-based, FPGAs, Hardware Description Language, HDL, Impulse, The High-level, The Impulse
related to Target platforms · 7
Impulse C → Altera, Altera Nios II, FPGAs, Impulse, PowerPC, Xilinx, Xilinx's MicroBlaze
related to Programming model · 5
Impulse C → CSP, FIFOs, Impulse, In, This
Designed by · 1
Impulse C → Impulse Accelerated Technologies
Developer · 1
Impulse C → Impulse Accelerated Technologies
First appeared · 1
Impulse C → 2003
License · 1
Impulse C → FPGA compiler sold and distributed by Impulse Accelerated Technologies
OS · 1
Impulse C → FPGA and related embedded processors
Stable release · 1
Impulse C → 3.60.a.8 / 2009-09-30
Website · 1
Impulse C → www.ImpulseC.com[dead link]

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impulse fpga programming application hardware applications software parallel language processes used compiler standard data library model embedded accelerated technologies tools

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Impulse CDesigned byImpulse Accelerated Technologies1.00infobox
Impulse CDeveloperImpulse Accelerated Technologies1.00infobox
Impulse CFirst appeared20031.00infobox
Impulse CLicenseFPGA compiler sold and distributed by Impulse Accelerated Technologies1.00infobox
Impulse COSFPGA and related embedded processors1.00infobox
Impulse CStable release3.60.a.8 / 2009-09-301.00infobox
Impulse CWebsitewww.ImpulseC.com[dead link]1.00infobox
Impulse Cis ahigh-level programming language used in software/hardware codesign0.90text
debuggersinstance ofwhile remaining compatible with standard C tools0.80text
profilersinstance ofwhile remaining compatible with standard C tools0.80text
Impulse Chas applicationImpulse0.60section
Impulse Crelated to overviewThe High-level0.60section

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