This document aims to provide reasoning why config.json contains the "tags" it contains.
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paradigm/declarative - []
paradigm/functional -
paradigm/imperative: supports encapsulation of different data types which can be referenced as a whole or individually by their names -
paradigm/logic -
paradigm/object_oriented:it supports object oriented programming
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typing/static: variable will be the only copy in all class instances -
typing/dynamic: type checking, if any, is done at runtime -
typing/strong -
typing/weak
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execution_mode/compiled: code is compiled first - []
execution_mode/interpreted
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platform/windows:Verilog-HDL, SystemVerilog and Bluespec helps in running in VSCode -
platform/mac:Icarus Verilog is a free compiler implementation -
platform/linux:Verilog-HDL, SystemVerilog and Bluespec helps in running in VSCode - []
platform/ios: it doesn't - []
platform/android: it doesn't - []
platform/web:it doesn't
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used_for/artificial_intelligence -
used_for/backends: used to modify the embedded systems -
used_for/cross_platform_development -
used_for/embedded_systems: developing circuit flows -
used_for/financial_systems -
used_for/frontends -
used_for/games -
used_for/guis: used in developing the operating system of microprocessors -
used_for/mobile: used in developing the firmware which interacts with various other components in the mobile -
used_for/robotics: yes -
used_for/scientific_calculations:yes -
used_for/scripts:yes -
used_for/web_development