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Using DDR RAM   [11 Articles]

rtstofer - Oct 2 2009
I bought a Digilent Spartan 3E Starter Board and it comes with 32M x 16 of DDR RAM. They don't provide a controller core. So I started over at OpenCores and downloaded a DDR co... Using DDR RAM

Re: Porting Adam Dunkel's uIP to FPGA CPUs   [3 Articles]

Hellwig Geisse - Apr 6 2009
John, On Mon, 2009-04-06 at 16:18 +1000, John Kent wrote: > Is it possible to graft co-processors onto ECO32 ? this depends on what exactly you mean by "co-processor": a... Re:  Porting Adam Dunkel's uIP to FPGA CPUs

Re: Re: Design mini cpu?

Luke Teyssier - Apr 3 2009
Please go ahead and read a VHDL Tutorial. There are several: google VHDL Primer. It will give you a much better idea what it can do and how hard it will be. Luke potxoka3a... Re:  Re: Design mini cpu?

Re: request   [2 Articles]

Luke Teyssier - Mar 25 2009
Dear Demanding lazy student, 1) A trivial google search (8 bit cpu vhdl) gave several great leads, plus an opportunity to learn something, rather than demand it from other peop... Re:  request

vliw code   [2 Articles]

Bushra Qamar - Aug 11 2008
Hi I'm Bushi..doing electrical engineering from u.e.t. Taxila,Pakistan i was doing final year project on vliw my project advisor said me to implement 8-bit risc i did then he ... vliw code

Small CPUs in FPGAs   [19 Articles]

Rick Collins - Jul 31 2008
Hi, It looks like this group has been slumbering for a bit. This seems to be the ideal place to have my discussion, but I'm not sure if there will be anyone listening? I se... Small CPUs in FPGAs

SD card interface using FPGA   [2 Articles]

k7ar...@gmail.com - Apr 22 2008
hai all , i am arun . i am working on interfacing SD card using FPGA. i am using SPI mode of communication to SD card . 1. i wrote the code in verilog for the identification mode ... SD card interface using FPGA

Re: interconnection between FPGA and PC

rtstofer - Mar 10 2008
--- In f...@yahoogroups.com, "artiedc" wrote: > > --- In f...@yahoogroups.com, "RANJITH KUMAR REDDY" > wrote: > > > > Hello > > > > Can any one help m... Re: interconnection between FPGA and PC

DWT in vhdl   [4 Articles]

siva...@gmail.com - Feb 4 2008
hi, how to implement discrete wavelet transform for image compression in vhdl.plz. give me brief idea. if anyone has source code please send to me. thank you To post ... DWT in vhdl

Re: Re: Frame Grabber using FPGA thru webcam   [3 Articles]

John Kent - Dec 27 2007
Hi Richard, Yeah. My understanding is that he wants to do optical flow calculations. This involves capturing two frames or a sequence of frames, dividing the original image in... Re:  Re: Frame Grabber using FPGA thru webcam

Re: Inferred Priority Encoder In VHDL

Tommy Thorn - Nov 28 2007
You could do worse than check out http://www.cs.tut.fi/soc/Metzgen04.pdf Even though it's an Altera perspective, the general principles holds true for Xilinx as well. > Is ... Re:  Inferred Priority Encoder In VHDL

use C++ int__64 type variables in NIOS IDE   [2 Articles]

paria354 - Nov 6 2007
does anyone know how to use C++ int__64 type variables when we want to implement it on NIOS IDE? coz IDE doesn't support upper than 32 bit integers.how can we use them in a bi... use C++ int__64 type variables in NIOS IDE

Re: Hirose FX2 Backplane ?   [4 Articles]

Leslie - Oct 20 2007
--- In f...@yahoogroups.com, "Rob Finch" wrote: > > Is there a Hirose FX2 100 pin backplane or cabling available ? > > I'd like to connect some Nexys boards together. ... Re: Hirose FX2 Backplane ?

FPGA routing - was - RE: Re: POP-11 (PDP-11/40 in an FPGA)

rtstofer - Oct 17 2007
> Why does everybody assume Xilinx is the *only* brand of FPGA's. I used > Altera 10K. I certainly prefer the licensing terms for WebPACK ISE over the Altera equivalent. ... FPGA routing - was - RE:  Re: POP-11 (PDP-11/40 in an FPGA)

POP-11 (PDP-11/40 in an FPGA)   [26 Articles]

Scott - Aug 16 2007
Hello, I came across this old posting for the POP-11, but the original URL no longer works. I'd really like to get the VHDL source code for the POP-11 project if possible. Ca... POP-11 (PDP-11/40 in an FPGA)

Re: Re: Microblaze In FPGA Virtex4 ML401?   [2 Articles]

Tommy Thorn - Jul 26 2007
[Appologies if the formatting is missing or screwed up. Yahoo! Mail doessn't like me much.] Martin Schoeberl wrote:Plasma was about 40 MHz in a Cyclone 1C12. However, the mai... Re:  Re: Microblaze In FPGA Virtex4 ML401?

Re: exclusive access RAM   [4 Articles]

Eric Smith - Feb 11 2007
Rob wrote: > Why not put the 'code' block in the 'RAM' block ? Then use a hardware > guard, rather than using mutexes and semaphores. Interesting idea, but I don't think it'... Re:  exclusive access RAM

Re: Re: Multi-context processor   [2 Articles]

Tobias Gogolin - Nov 9 2006
Does he say he has that? Or is he proposing? Its sounds relatively abstract but if he already implemented that - he's all made... My idea is more along the programmers model ... Re:  Re: Multi-context processor

Re: Have NIOS and Microblaze killed off the fpga-cpu

John Kent - Aug 4 2006
Hi Hellwig, H...@mni.fh-giessen.de wrote: > > > > I've used a single phase clock on my designs. One clock cycle = one > > instruction cycle. > > That's reall... Re:  Have NIOS and Microblaze killed off the fpga-cpu

Re: Wishbone comments - SimpCon   [2 Articles]

Richard John - Nov 25 2005
I have used Chronology's TimingDesigner for drawing timing diagram. This tool allowed me to not only draw timing diagram but also analyze and budget the entire path include... Re: Wishbone comments - SimpCon

Re: Wishbone comments   [4 Articles]

Martin Schoeberl - Nov 24 2005
> You are probably right for high clock rate interconnects or high latency > accesses (DRAM, etc). > However, WB works very well for single cycle accesses as you usually >... Re:  Wishbone comments

System09 updates   [2 Articles]

John Kent - Sep 18 2005
Just a notice to anyone playing with the System09 VHDL core, There are a few updates to the CPU09 core. JSR [0,S] did not work properly The stack pointer was pre-dec... System09 updates

help req: poster session of my cpu

Umair siddiqui - Sep 13 2005
poster session is just another requirement of university. since fpga related work was not completed, i have to mainly present the simulation results. ofcourse i'll pasting... help req: poster session of my cpu

Re: RAM loading via JTAG   [5 Articles]

Piotr Zbysinski - EP\\H\\ - Aug 18 2005
----- Original Message ----- From: Richard Duits To: lpc2000@lpc2... Sent: Thursday, August 18, 2005 1:15 AM Subject: Re: [lpc2000] RAM loading via JTAG Wh... Re:  RAM loading via JTAG

about fpga-cpu (recurring message)

Jan Gray - Aug 1 2005
I wish to remind our members that messages to this list should be (at least tangentially) on the subject of COMPUTER DESIGN and COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE using FPGAs. (The mor... about fpga-cpu (recurring message)

Re: Optimal states per bit   [7 Articles]

rtstofer - Jul 22 2005
--- In fpga-cpu@fpga..., Veronica Merryfield wrote: > I wonder if anyone can give me some pointers on this. > > Way back when I was at univer... Re: Optimal states per bit

Re: Re: Low cost Altera board   [4 Articles]

Alex Gibson - Jun 24 2005
John Kent wrote: > Hi Richard & Alex, > > Yes it does look like a nice board. > > I was wondering what size the Altera FPGA is in comparison to the Xilinx > devic... Re:  Re: Low cost Altera board

Re: Use for 2 bit opcode ?   [4 Articles]

Kolja Sulimma - Apr 2 2005
Rob Finch wrote: >Can anyone think of a use for a two bit opcode ? > >It all started when I decided to use a 42 bit code. Three opcodes are >packed into 128 bits, bu... Re:  Use for 2 bit opcode ?

bit serial CPUs, anyone?   [6 Articles]

Jan Gray - Mar 28 2005
See http://wiki.openchip.org/index.php/Contest:SRL16. I've been waiting for some tiny bit-serial CPUs to emerge. This is your chance at fame! (Well, what passes for fam... bit serial CPUs, anyone?

Ideas For Array Processor   [5 Articles]

rtstofer - Mar 17 2005
I am looking into the idea of a maze solving robot. The flood fill algorithm (see http://micromouse.cannock.ac.uk/maze/fastfloodsolver.htm ) is simple en... Ideas For Array Processor

Re: arithmetic   [4 Articles]

Ben Franchuk - Feb 26 2005
Rob Finch wrote: > > Has anyone noticed that it's almost as efficient to use sign- > magnitude arithmetic on an FPGA as it is to use two's complement > arithm... Re:  arithmetic

Re: 1000K Gate Spartan 3 Starter Board Available

rtstofer - Feb 12 2005
--- In , John Kent wrote: > Hi Richard, > > rtstofer wrote: > > >--- In , John Kent wrote: > > > > > >> <>I heard that... Re: 1000K Gate Spartan 3 Starter Board Available

Re: New to FPGA development   [4 Articles]

rtstofer - Jan 26 2005
Not really. I erased my 'rant' about IO before I posted the message. I absolutely hate the idea that the JTAG signals are present on EVERY connector plus ... Re: New to FPGA development

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?

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 ... FreeBSD tools ?

Re: why FPGA?   [3 Articles]

- Jan 10 2005
Moved here from armForth group... --- In , "raimond712002" wrote: > > Rick, > > I'm just a litlle bit curious. Why did you choose an FP... Re: why FPGA?

Re: Spartan reconfiguration

John Kent - Jan 2 2005
Many years ago there was a range of FPGA's brought out by a company called Algatronics which allowed direct addressing of the switches in the FPGA array. Xili... Re:  Spartan reconfiguration
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