Software layers and autocoding, two methods for tackling the issues of new, complex platforms, have different ways of helping developers meet the requirements of modern applications. In comparing the two methods, the separation of functionality and implementation, (for example, the separation between the description of the algorithms and the coding needed to port the algorithms to target hardware) is a significant differentiator, and autocoding proves to be the best approach.
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Software layers and autocoding, two methods for tackling the issues of new, complex platforms, have different ways of helping developers meet the requirements of modern applications. In comparing the two methods, the separation of functionality and implementation, (for example, the separation between the description of the algorithms and the coding needed to port the algorithms to target hardware) is a significant differentiator, and autocoding proves to be the best approach.


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