Ada on ARM Cortex-M - tutorial

Thank you for your efforts.

Do you have any plans for extending the tutorial to the Zynq FPGA devices, which contain two A9 processors?

People are at last waking up to the Zynq's advantages, and there are low-cot boards becoming available.

Thank you for the feedback. There are no strict plans (yet!) for subsequent editions, but feedback from readers is exactly what drives such efforts. I fully agree that the Zynq series of devices is an interesting target and i t very well might be that this will be the direction for further tutorial c hapters.

Note also that natural technical connections between Ada and VHDL make such hybrid developments (that is, ARM + FPGA) a particularly fertile ground fo r discovery and exploration. :-)

Regards,

I wondered if you would notice that!

The HDL world is just as partisan and divided as the software world. In this case the division is between Verilog and VHDL, and similar preferences guide people towards each of them.

Unlike the software world, vendors (Xilinx in this case) treat them as equals, and it is normal to see designs consisting of some VHDL modules mixed with some Verilog modules.

I will ignore System-c :)