Open RVC-CAL Compiler

The Open RVC-CAL Compiler (Orcc) can generate code for any platform, including hardware (Verilog, VHDL), software (C, Java), heterogeneous platforms (mixed hardware/software), and multi-softcore platforms, from a platform-agnostic, high-level description.

The Orcc project also provides a dedicated Virtual Machine, the Just-in-time Adaptive Decoder Engine (Jade) based on LLVM infrastructure, that can dynamically produce machine code for a wide range of software platforms.

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Introduction

Orcc is a collection of support tools under BSD license. The primary purpose of Orcc is to provide developers with a compiler infrastructure to allow several languages and combination of languages (in the case of co-design) to be generated from RVC-CAL actors and XDF networks. Orcc does not generate assembly or executable code directly, rather it generates source code that must be compiled by another tool.

What is a network?

Something like this:

What is an actor?

Something like this: