A configurable and approachable tool for FPGA debugging and rapid prototyping.
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README.md

Manta: An In-Situ Debugging Tool for Programmable Hardware

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Manta is a tool for getting information into and out of FPGAs over an interface like UART or Ethernet. It's primarily intended for debugging, but it's robust enough to be a simple, reliable transport layer between a FPGA and a host machine. It lets you configure a series of cores on a shared bus via a YAML or JSON file, and then provides a Python API to each core, along with vendor-agnostic Verilog HDL to instantiate them on your FPGA.

For more information check out the docs: https://fischermoseley.github.io/manta