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197 Added a new multiply testbench. Other changes were necessary to follow. dgisselq 2744d 21h /zipcpu
196 Updated internal documentation. dgisselq 2744d 21h /zipcpu
195 Adds a new mode that can handle a delayed stall signal. dgisselq 2744d 21h /zipcpu
194 Cleaned up some parameters, trying to create more consistency. dgisselq 2744d 21h /zipcpu
193 These changes make it so the ALU multiplies pass a test-bench. dgisselq 2744d 21h /zipcpu
192 Fixed a bug with constant alignment in the assembler. dgisselq 2744d 21h /zipcpu
191 Updated toolchain, more information on the example debugger. dgisselq 2760d 00h /zipcpu
190 Added the copyright statement back in. dgisselq 2761d 16h /zipcpu
189 Final, as delivered, ORCONF slides. dgisselq 2761d 16h /zipcpu
188 Adjusted the opcodes to match the binutils port: added RTN instructions, and
allowed BREAK instructions to include an immediate--to be interpreted by the
debugger.
dgisselq 2793d 18h /zipcpu
187 Updated to match changed register definitions within the core. dgisselq 2793d 19h /zipcpu
186 Now allows profile dumping for ELF executables. dgisselq 2793d 19h /zipcpu
185 Now includes the proper flags for building with ELF executable file support. dgisselq 2793d 19h /zipcpu
184 Adjusted the illegal instruction option documentation. dgisselq 2793d 19h /zipcpu
183 Cleaned up the system so that !CYC implies !STB as well. dgisselq 2793d 19h /zipcpu
182 Bug fix for fast memories. This now works for memories with single cycle
latencies.
dgisselq 2793d 19h /zipcpu
181 Adjusted the wishbone logic to include our wishbone simplification that if
CYC is ever low, STB must be low as well.
dgisselq 2793d 19h /zipcpu
180 Cleaned up the stall logic--made it independent of whether or not we are
designed to be alternating or not.
dgisselq 2793d 19h /zipcpu
179 Lots of changes, most (all?) of them to the non-pipelined core. The resulting
core is now about 100-120 LUTs smaller when not-pipelined, and yet maintains
the pipelined logic when necessary.
dgisselq 2793d 19h /zipcpu
178 Rewrote the parameter controlled logic to be just that: perameter controller,
rather than depending upon generics. The result reduces our area by a couple
LUTs.
dgisselq 2793d 19h /zipcpu
177 Fixed the illegal address logic to be more precise. dgisselq 2793d 19h /zipcpu
176 Switched from distributed to block RAM, and adjusted the logic to help
timing closure. The resulting core will build in designs up to 200MHz in
speed.
dgisselq 2793d 19h /zipcpu
175 Fixed the carry bit for logical shifts: it is the last bit shifted out of the
register. 0x80000000>>32 yields a 0 with carry set. Anything logically
shifted by a number greater than thirty two clears carry and register.
dgisselq 2793d 19h /zipcpu
174 Simplified the divide to improve timing performance. dgisselq 2793d 19h /zipcpu
173 Adjusted the pdfinfo field, to accommodate Google's bot. dgisselq 2793d 19h /zipcpu
172 Added a test to see if the compiler properly handles a large number of
arguments. Further, the sibcall enabled compiler now correcly makes a
sibcall from the end of txreg().
dgisselq 2793d 19h /zipcpu
171 This fixes the problem whereby the ZipCPU didn't properly access more than
5 word-sized function parameters.
dgisselq 2796d 01h /zipcpu
170 Minor updates to the orconf.pdf pre-conference slide. (Added the 'to be
revealed' line.
dgisselq 2805d 19h /zipcpu
169 Added details of LM32 to the (pre) ORConf survey slide in trunk/doc. dgisselq 2841d 19h /zipcpu
168 An updated version of the intensive CPU test. This one runs from C, and
requires a UART port and a PIC, but can run quite successfully on multiple
SoCs that have been built with the ZipCPU internal to them.
dgisselq 2854d 19h /zipcpu

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