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Scouting report
Puerto Rican dev blending Verilog hardware design with C++ low-level tooling
assessed from open-source footprint
Gabriel stands out for hardware/systems work: a Verilog video-sync test pattern (from 'Designing Video Game Hardware in Verilog') and HackAssembler, a C++ Hack machine-language assembler. With 67 commits last year and a mix of Verilog, C++ and JS, he shows genuine low-level interest. Stars are low (max 2) and over half the repos look abandoned, so this is a promising systems/hardware-leaning portfolio that is still mostly personal-learning in scope.
Authorship & open source
What they build
Industry experience
- Gaming
- Media & Streaming
- IoT & Hardware
Signal breakdown
7
top repo 2
13
28% forks
3
6.3 yr
0
Active
54% stale
Strengths
- Verified author — wrote 100% of commits on HackAssembler
- Original builder — 13 of their own repositories
- Frontend focus with Systems
- Domain experience in Gaming & Media & Streaming
- Core stack: Verilog, JavaScript, HTML, C++
About
Skills
- Verilog
- JavaScript
- C++
- HTML
Featured work
HackAssembler
Repository for my C++-programmed Hack Machine Language Assembler
- C++
by Gabriel Lopez
TestPattern
A plaid-pattern for testing the Video Sync Generator written in Verilog. Made using the book "Designing Video Game Hardware in Verilog"
- Verilog
by Gabriel Lopez
VideoSyncGenerator
Verilog module that generates the required horizontal and vertical sync signals for a simulated CRT. Made using the book "Designing Video Game Hardwa…
- Verilog
by Gabriel Lopez
BinaryCounter
A simple binary counter. Adds 1 every clock cycle, counting up to 15. Made using the book "Designing Video Game Hardware in Verilog"
- Verilog
by Gabriel Lopez
ClockDivider
Simple clock divider in Verilog. It divides the signal of the clock (i.e. decreases the signal) by 2, 4, 8, and 16 times. Made using the book "Design…
- Verilog
by Gabriel Lopez