What's new in Chisel

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Chisel 3.2 reaches second release candidate with a breaking upgrade from 3.1 and a bumped Rocket Chip branch available for testing. Key additions include native asynchronous reset and a reset-agnostic standard library so modules work under different reset types, staged compilers to build multi-phase toolchains used by Midas and Fire, and a type-safe aspect-like extension for separating functionality from implementation. Expanded standard library and API documentation round out the release.

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2. 0:17What's New in Chisel
3. 1:10What's New
4. 1:36Native Asynchronous Reset Support
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