Author: Joshua Shriver
Date: 08:23:12 12/13/05
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Didn't mean to upset you. I thought Hydra ran on a regular x86 based machine, but what made it special was that it used custom FPGA boards for evaluation. If that's so, then running on the main machine requires no code change.. and if there was an API to access the FPGA boards then you could use that to interface with them. I dont think my comment was to farfetched. Josh >I can't stand comments like this. > >In order to port an engine to hardware, you basically have to rewrite it from >scratch (admittedly using the same ideas, but still). It'd only be 2 years of >work or so . . . > >anthony
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