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martijnbastiaan
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Feb 3, 2025
clash-prelude/src/Clash/Tutorial.hs
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| {- $dslang | |||
| For those who is lazy to learn those weird language used in the Primitves, then another solution is to use | |||
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I appreciate the effort of writing a tutorial, but this is not the kind of language that's suitable for Clash documentation which has discouraged me from reviewing the PR altogether..
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@martijnbastiaan, I will change that. BTW, what is your opinion about this tutorial? Is it correct in the technical aspect?
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Provide how to use Domain Specific Language in the Tutorial.hs file as an alternative solution for the weird template language used in Primitive.
Still TODO: