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| * [[install|ACT]]: use this if you only want the core language and some basic tools for custom circuit design. The [[install_actflow|actflow build]] installs this repository as well. | * [[install|ACT]]: use this if you only want the core language and some basic tools for custom circuit design. The [[install_actflow|actflow build]] installs this repository as well. |
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| | We also have a [[summer2024:dockersetup|docker container]] that contains the tools, if you'd like to try them out without installing them on your system. |
| ===== ACT language ===== | ===== ACT language ===== |
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| ===== ACT library ===== | ===== ACT library ===== |
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| | In addition to the core language, we also provide some standard ACT libraries that include common definitions/etc. for designing asynchronous circuits. |
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| * [[stdlib:|Standard library]] | * [[stdlib:|Standard library]] |
| * [[sim:|Simulation library]], installed together with [[tools:actsim|actsim]]; It provides tools for simulation and verification | * [[sim:|Simulation library]], installed together with [[tools:actsim|actsim]]; It provides tools for simulation and verification |
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| | For those interested in writing tools, we have some documentation available for the core ACT library and data structures. |
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| * [[http://avlsi.csl.yale.edu/act_docs/|Using the ACT library]] (work in progress!) | * [[http://avlsi.csl.yale.edu/act_docs/|Using the ACT library]] (work in progress!) |
| * [[guide:|Guide to using ACT data structures]] | * [[guide:|Guide to using ACT data structures]] |
| | * [[guide:makefile|Guide to using the standard Makefiles in ACT]] |
| ===== Tools ===== | ===== Tools ===== |
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