A library for developing circuits at varying levels of abstraction, for various hardware targets. Circuits may be designed using abstract, hardware-agnostic components; users may provide different implementations of abstract components for different hardware targets. This enables users to design circuits at a high-level, then test different implementations of subcomponents for these circuits, and automatically compile abstract circuits into different types of hardware without changing the high-level design.
There is not currently much documentation, but setup.md outlines the high-level concepts in a (slightly outdated) way.
This library is under development and subject to rapid changes.
See also the SpikingCircuits.jl library, which defines the Spiking hardware target, the primitive values/components for this target, and a spiking neural network simulator.