Computer Science · 2026-11-10

AutoC2V: Synthesis-Guided LLM Training for QoR-Optimized C++-to-Verilog Generation

arXiv:2611.10824v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: High-level synthesis (HLS) can translate C/C++ kernels into register-transfer level (RTL) designs, yet generating high-quality hardware still relies heavily on manual pragma tuning and repeated synthesis evaluation.

SHARE THIS ARTICLE LinkedIn X Facebook

arXiv:2611.10824v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: High-level synthesis (HLS) can translate C/C++ kernels into register-transfer level (RTL) designs, yet generating high-quality hardware still relies heavily on manual pragma tuning and repeated synthesis evaluation. We propose AutoC2V, a C++-to-Verilog generation framework driven by real synthesis feedback that enables large language models (LLMs) to directly generate RTL with improved quality of results (QoR) from synthesizable C++ kernels. We construct training data from real synthesis results, including synthesizable C++ source code, the corresponding Verilog RTL, QoR metrics, and optimization objectives.

Source and attribution

Original source: arXiv Computer Science AR ↗

This is an attributed editorial digest. For the complete study and original reporting, follow the source link.

Reader feedback

0 likes · 0 dislikes

Sign in to like or dislike this research.

SHARE THIS ARTICLE LinkedIn X Facebook
← Back to research archive