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/INSTALL.txt
1,5 → 1,5
Simply RISC S1 Core - Quick Installation Guide
==============================================
S1 Core - Quick Installation Guide
==================================
 
To install the package just extract it:
 
/LICENSE.txt
1,5 → 1,5
Simply RISC S1 Core - License for Design and Documentation
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S1 Core - License for Design and Documentation
==============================================
 
The S1 Core is a free hardware design released under the
GNU General Public License (GPL) version, 2 unless otherwise
/README.txt
1,9 → 1,9
Simply RISC S1 Core
===================
S1 Core README
==============
 
This is the README file for the Simply RISC S1 Core;
all the informations you need are contained in the text files
that you can find in the "docs" subdirectory:
This is the README file for the S1 Core; all the information
you need are contained in the text files that you can find in
the "docs" subdirectory:
 
- README.txt Summary (this file)
- INSTALL.txt Quick Installation Guide
18,8 → 18,7
 
Probably now you just have to read the docs/INSTALL.txt file.
 
Please note that from OpenCores http://www.opencores.org or the
Simply RISC website at http://www.srisc.com you can always
download a single PDF specification that is just a collection of
the text files included in the SVN tree and listed above.
Please note that from OpenCores http://www.opencores.org you can
always download a single PDF specification that is just a collection
of the text files included in the SVN tree and listed above.
 
/REQUIREMENTS.txt
1,5 → 1,5
Simply RISC S1 Core - System Requirements
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S1 Core - System Requirements
=============================
 
You can run simulation and synthesis of the S1 Core
almost on any machine: all you need is a Unix-like
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As you can easily understand, whatever GNU/Linux or
Unix machine should be suitable for your purposes;
we haven't tried on Windows with Cygwin but we suspect
that it could work (please let us know your experience
at support@srisc.com and we'll list it here).
that it could work.
 
Infact since the only tool you need for simulation and
synthesis is Icarus Verilog, and since it is free
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there's an x86 to sparc64 GCC cross-compiler available
on the web so you should be able to compile test programs
for the S1 Core using not only a SPARC machine but whatever
GNU/Linux x86 PC; please check on the Download Area of the
Simply RISC website at http://www.srisc.com .
GNU/Linux x86 PC.
 
 
/SIMULATION.txt
1,5 → 1,5
Simply RISC S1 Core - Simulation Environment
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S1 Core - Simulation Environment
================================
 
To run a simulation using the free software Icarus Verilog
simulator use the following commands:
/SPEC.txt
1,5 → 1,5
Simply RISC S1 Core - Functional Specification
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S1 Core - Functional Specification
==================================
 
Preface
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8,7 → 8,7
Wishbone Bridge, a Reset Controller and an Interrupt
Controller.
___________________________________
| Simply RISC S1 Core |
| S1 Core |
| _______ _____ ________ ________ |
|| || || || ||
|| Reset || Int || SPARC ||Wishbone||
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kernel are ready for the T1.
There's also a complete GNU/Linux distribution, Ubuntu,
that comes ready for the SPARC Core of the T1 and could be
used in a seamless way also for Simply RISC S1 based micros.
used in a seamless way also for S1 based micros.
 
S1 Memory Map
-------------
/SUPPORT.txt
1,7 → 1,7
Simply RISC S1 Core - Support and References
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S1 Core - Support and References
================================
 
The S1 Core has been developed by Simply RISC LLP and
The S1 Core has been developed by Fabrizio Fazzino and
the OpenCores community, and it's been released as
Free Hardware Design under the GPL license version 2.
You have all the freedom granted by this license, but
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1) all the files bundled with this package come
WITHOUT WARRANTY, so USE THEM AT YOUR OWN RISK;
 
2) you do NOT have the right to pretend the support
you need from Simply RISC LLP.
2) you do NOT have the right to demand the support
you need from Fabrizio Fazzino.
 
Anyway we will try to provide all the free support
that we can, and now we try to list how to ask for
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discuss with real experts about your problems with
the Wishbone interconnect protocol.
 
If you still need support or you want to take part
in the development of the S1 Core, then you can
contact us at
 
support@srisc.com
 
and we will try to help you if possible. If you find
something that can be corrected and/or improved in
the design or in the documentation please let us know
and we will fix it in the next release.
 
To see if there is a new release available just check
from time to time on the Simply RISC website:
 
http://www.srisc.com
 
/SYNTHESIS.txt
1,5 → 1,5
Simply RISC S1 Core - Synthesis Environment
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S1 Core - Synthesis Environment
===============================
 
The scripts to run synthesis are similar to the ones
used for simulations, you can still use the free Icarus
/TODO.txt
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Simply RISC S1 Core - To Do List
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S1 Core - To Do List
====================
 
This is the list of the higher priority tasks:
- synth problem: Icarus assertion failed
/UPDATING.txt
1,5 → 1,5
Simply RISC S1 Core - OpenSPARC sources updating
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S1 Core - OpenSPARC sources updating
====================================
 
To update the source files of the SPARC Core to the latest
version provided by Sun Microsystems with their OpenSPARC
/other/ACCESSES.txt
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Simply RISC S1 Core - Boot Code
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S1 Core - Boot Code
===================
 
This is the disassembled boot code; the original source code can be
found inside the official OpenSPARC T1 tarball, in the file:
/other/BLOCKS.txt
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Simply RISC S1 Core - Blocks of the SPARC Core
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S1 Core - Blocks of the SPARC Core
==================================
 
When you are in the OpenSPARC environment and you run
"rsyn sparc" to synthetize just the SPARC Core, you

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