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This list is for discussion of the design and implementation of field-programmable gate array based processors and integrated systems. It is also for discussion and community support of the XSOC Project (see http://www.fpgacpu.org/xsoc).
Re: why FPGA? [5 Articles]
Jeff Brower - Jan 23 2005
Austin-
> I disagree. That may not be an option, and in that case, the better
> solution is to use quickswitches, which do in fact work just fine. The
> issue ... 
OT: verilog arrays [3 Articles]
Rob Finch - Jan 23 2005
Does anyone know how to pass arrays to a module in Verilog ? I tried
this as a test but it doesn't work:
module arrayTest(s, a, o);
input [2:0] s;
input ... Re: why FPGA? [3 Articles]
Jeff Brower - Jan 19 2005
Austin-
> You're welcome. Keep the trace length between the switches and the IC the
> shortest you can, and choose your switches wisely ;-) If you are pinning
... Re: why FPGA?
Jeff Brower - Jan 15 2005
Austin-
> You're welcome. Keep the trace length between the switches and the IC the
> shortest you can, and choose your switches wisely ;-) If you are pinning
... Re: why FPGA? [4 Articles]
Jeff Brower - Jan 15 2005
Eric-
> > I just ripped the 220 Rs out of a Mini PCI design and found enough
> > board space for switches.
>
> Austin wrote:
> > P.S. BTW, are you making ... Re: why FPGA? [26 Articles]
Jeff Brower - Jan 14 2005
Rick-
http://www.xilinx.com/xlnx/xil_ans_display.jsp?getPagePath=19146&BV_SessionID=@@@@1510964590.1105408727@@@@&BV_Engine... Re: why FPGA?
- Jan 13 2005
In case anyone is interested, I have completed v1.0 of the assembler
for the custom CPU I am building. I think someone expressed an
interest in the CPU, so I tho... Re: why FPGA?
Austin Franklin - Jan 13 2005
Hi Peter,
> A bus on a real circuit card and with real connectors will have
> signal-signal
> capacitance, this is guaranteed.
My point was, there is noth... Java JTAG API [6 Articles]
Kolja Sulimma - Jan 13 2005
I found the Java JTAG API that I was talking about.
It is called JavaScan and has been withdrawn.
http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=2
(inkludes example sour... FreeBSD tools ? [2 Articles]
Kathy Quinlan - Jan 11 2005
Hi All,
Once again after M$ Windows XP destroyed its self, I am again thinking
of going back to FreeBSD.
I have my AVR stuff and I can buy a reasonable ...