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A Specialised Processor for Haskell (Demo)

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A demonstration of the Ouros processor, an FPGA-based graph reduction processor designed to run Haskell programs directly without a software runtime.

This video presents an FPGA demo of the Ouros processor. For more detail, check this blog post: bathtub-01.github.io/technical/ouros-demo/.

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…is a graph reduction processor with automatic fine-grained threading and garbage collection implemented in hardware. For this demo, I added a simple IO interface based on AXI4-Lite, so Haskell programs can perform IO directly without a software runtime or host OS. **Blog post:** https://bathtub-01.github.io/technical/ouros-demo/ **Demo video:** [video There are still quite a few limitations as discussed in the blog post; currently it should still be seen as a toy. But I think having Haskell as a bare-metal programming language could be an interesting platform for further experiments. The hardware implementation, compiler, simulator, and Vivado project are all open-source, with links an…
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