The aim of this project is to design and maintain an OpenRISC 1200 IP Core. OpenRISC 1200 is an implementation of OpenRISC 1000 processor family. The OR1200 is a 32-bit scalar RISC with Harvard microarchitecture, 5 stage integer pipeline, virtual memory support (MMU) and basic DSP capabilities.
Default caches are 1-way direct-mapped 8KB data cache and 1-way direct-mapped 8KB instruction cache, each with 16-byte line size. Both caches are physically tagged. By default MMUs are implemented and they are constructed of 64-entry hash based 1-way direct-mpped data TLB and 64-entry hash based 1-way direct-mapped instruction TLB. Supplemental facilities include debug unit for real-time debugging, high resolution tick timer, programmable interrupt controller and power management support. When implemented in a worst-case 0.18u 6LM process it should provide over 150 dhrystone 2.1 MIPS at 150MHz and 150 DSP MAC 32x32 operations, at least 20% more than any other competitor in this class (typical corner 250MHz). The default OR1200 configuration is about 40k ASIC gates. Download OpenRISC 1200 IP Core Overview (PDF, 15KB) flyer.
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RTL coding is finished and is being tested in different test applications. It has also been implemented in various commersial ASICs and FPGA.
If you would like to help with the development, please contact the developers.
Source code for current development tarball of the OpenRISC 1200 is available from the OpenCores SVN under the module hierarchy or1k/trunk/or1200. You can also get it directly by using the SVN_web_browser.
Specification document for OpenRISC 1200 is available both in Adobe PDF form and in MS Word form: - OpenRISC 1200 Specification (MS Word, 1.5MB) - OpenRISC 1200 Specification (PDF, 580KB) OpenRISC 1200 IP Core Design Document is not yet available. Also see architecture documentation. Tutorials how to implement OR1200 on Altera FPGA and Xilinx FPGA. Credits go to Resarch Group Digital Techniques, Hogeschool voor Wetenschap & Kunst, Campus de Nayer:
This is what we would like to develop/see developed but presently nobody is working on these projects. If you want to help, send an email to the mailing list.
To participate in the development or simply to discuss OpenRISC 1200 issues and to report bugs, go to the openrisc mailing list. To subscribe to the list, follow mailing list subscribe instructions.
This web page is maintained by Marcus Erlandsson