Replies to post #66958 on Advanced Micro Devices Inc (AMD)

[CombJelly]

"No idea what Verilog is though."

Verilog is a hardware descriptor language with a C-like syntax. Often the first step in designing logic chips or layouts for FPGAs.

I dunno, I often do this, not sure what problems I am supposed to encounter. My Verilog tools run much faster in 64 bit mode than 32 bit.