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IMSYS WISC FPGA CPU.
by Unknown on Oct 20, 2006 |
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IMSYS had released Writable Instruction Set Computing (WISC) CPU based on
FPGA. By changing the FPGA setup, the CPU can run either 68K instruction set or x86 instruction set. Is it possible to use IMSYS FPGA CPU on this project? "Swedish microprocessor developer Imsys Technologies has released three devices in its reconfigurable family of processors. Unveiled at the Microprocessor Forum in San Jose, each device combines the processor with application specific soft peripherals, optimised for wired or wireless network applications. Imsys uses a field programmable architecture, where custom instruction sets can be downloaded as microcode." Imsys processors are commercial, and you need to get (i.e. buy/license) the processors from them. Afterwards you can use any OC-cores with the processors as you see fit (as long as the license for the Imsys processor and the specific core says that it's ok. The devil is in the details.) -- Med vänlig hälsning, Yours Joachim Strömbergson - VP R&D InformAsic ----------------------------------------------- |
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IMSYS WISC FPGA CPU.
by anonymous on Oct 20, 2006 |
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IMSYS had released Writable Instruction Set Computing (WISC) CPU based on
FPGA. By changing the FPGA setup, the CPU can run either 68K instruction set or x86 instruction set. Is it possible to use IMSYS FPGA CPU on this project? "Swedish microprocessor developer Imsys Technologies has released three devices in its reconfigurable family of processors. Unveiled at the Microprocessor Forum in San Jose, each device combines the processor with application specific soft peripherals, optimised for wired or wireless network applications. Imsys uses a field programmable architecture, where custom instruction sets can be downloaded as microcode." |
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