Welcome to Splash Documentation!

Splash is a stream processing language for real-time and embedded AI. It represents stream processing algorithms graphically, generates code that can be executed on runtime, and supports the correct implementation of the algorithms.

1. Splash visually expresses the flow of sensor stream data processing so that developers can easily grasp the complex interworking of a given AI program.
2. Splash let developers explicitly annotate the timing constraints of stream processing.
3. Splash allows developers to define exceptions and specify the handling of each exception.
4. Splash can describe complex synchronization issues of sensor fusion algorithms more perceptibly.
5. Splash supports integration between domains that are developed with different programming paradigms such as data-driven and time-driven.

Language Overview:

• Basic Concept
• Language Constructs of Splash
• Timing Constraint Annotation
• Exception Handling

Schematic Capture:

• How to Install Schematic Capture Tool
• Creating a New Project
• Designing an Application
• Producing Result in JSON Format

Code Generation:

• How to Install Code Generation Tool
• Allocating Hardware Resources
• Generating Skeleton Codes
• Specifying the Algorithms
• How to Compile and Build

Runtime Systems:

• How to Run
• Runtime Software Stack
• Splash Runtime APIs