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java to RTL


I know that we talked alot about Java to RTl , but this maybe a new issue .. i'm working on optimizing java code on the level of JVM assembly code , this Java code maybe targeting hardware not only software , i.e. in my java description i describe some hardware functions like multiplexers and decoders and so , in order to map these parts on a silicon chip finally . all i need to know know if there is a possiblity to reach an RTL format of my JVM bytecodes , and from this RTL presentation i optain a hardware circuit on the RTL level , then carryout the optimization from the point of view of a hardware engineer not a software engineer .. and then reach the best solution say based on the speedest hardware circuit representing my functionality that i already wrote in java previousely .. and back again from the optimized RTL to JVM instructions or simply a bytecode for that RTL ?
please , send a reply even for one of all those things am asking about :) .. this could help indeed ..
thanks

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