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(Improve Verilog skill) Recommend CPU core with good document and coding?
by Unknown on Dec 30, 2006 |
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Hi,
there's my cpu nCore, that's very short but without any documentation.
I think that if you have some time to try your ideas on the source,
you could improve your skills.
In January I will upload the docs, some tests and a compiler.
Best regards
Stef
2006/12/30, zhushenli at gmail.com zhushenli at gmail.com>:
Hi all,
These days, I found my Verilog code reading speed is not fast like my
C/C++ reading speed. It take me a lot of time to understand Verilog
code than C/C++ code.
So, I want to read through a small CPU core (I prefer line http://www.opencores.org/mailman/listinfo/cores
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(Improve Verilog skill) Recommend CPU core with good document and coding?
by Unknown on Dec 30, 2006 |
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On Saturday 30 December 2006 13:05, zhushenli at gmail.com wrote:
So, I want to read through a small CPU core (I prefer line improve my Verilog coding reading/writing skills. Please recommend a
The ae18 core is a PIC18 compatible core. It has abou 1k lines of code. If you
are familiar with the PIC18, then, there isn't a need for documentation.
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with metta,
Shawn Tan
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