Go comes with out of the box benchmarking support that we can use to benchmark kernels for Reconfigure.io.

Things you’ll need

• A Reconfigure.io account
• The reco command line…

Reconfigure.io delivers the power of hardware acceleration technology straight to cloud developers, using AWS EC2 F1 instances. Using our service you can use Go to program and reprogram FPGAs to fit your project. Build, test and deploy quickly and easily in…

Reconfigure.io allows you to build and run your Go code on FPGAs in the cloud. In 15 minutes, you can have a reusable package written in Go, that you can deploy to FPGAs.

Things you’ll need

Most programmers think of linters — automated code formatting tools, such as CheckStyle and JSHint, as merely stylistic tools aimed at readability and visual consistency. Though this is true, a good linter provides deeper benefits in a collaborative environment…

Why do we use Go?

At Reconfigure.io we’re creating a service which takes Go code, compiles it and deploys to FPGAs in the cloud. A major benefit…

Manchester, UK, 27th Oct 2016 — Reconfigure.io (http://reconfigure.io), today announced a major leap forward in the FPGA ecosystem with the launch of its platform-as-a-service (PaaS) that enables developers to run code on FPGA’s…

We’ve recently released a fork of the Go fixed point number library, which is designed to work well on FGPAs: fixed.

We’ve had a lot of users wanting to target statistics applications, and our lack of floating point support has…