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VLIW processors anyone ?   [11 Articles]

rtfinch35 - Mar 11 2002
I want to do a VLIW processor in an FPGA, but I'm not confident what I'm doing. Does anyone have links to sample (educational) VLIW processor designs ? I've searc... VLIW processors anyone ?

VLIW Compiler Help

mycray - Mar 28 2002
I'm wondering on where to get any compiler construction kits/configurable compilers for VLIW design. Ali ... VLIW Compiler Help

Re: Instruction reordering and memory mapped IO

Jason Watkins - Aug 27 2002
Indeed, look at Itanium2. The performance diffence is substancial between I1 and I2, the big changes were: more memory bandwidth from both bus and cache 2 more... Re:  Instruction reordering and memory mapped IO

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

Re: Multiprocessors, Jan's Razor, resource sharing, and all that   [3 Articles]

Reinoud - Mar 6 2002
Jan, This is a beautiful concept! I hope you don't mind a few arguments against it. :-) The limitations you claim for uniprocessor design exist only if y... Re:  Multiprocessors, Jan's Razor, resource sharing, and all that

Re: VLIW processors anyone?   [2 Articles]

Tommy Thorn - Mar 17 2002
On Sunday 17 March 2002 16:43, Reinoud wrote: > There are several ways around this. One obvious approach is > clustering (a cluster is basically a small VLIW se... Re:  VLIW processors anyone?

Fwd: Beyond the GFlops per chip   [2 Articles]

Rattus Norvegicus - Aug 11 2003
(Excuse me for my poor english) Mainstream processor cannot provide more than few GFlops per chip, however there are already the technologies needed to create a ... Fwd: Beyond the GFlops per chip

HyperMTA - On Opencores.org   [3 Articles]

mycray - Mar 29 2002
This, is the project that I was asking for compiler help about. I hope maybe a few people would like to join the project. It is a multithreaded high end/super com... HyperMTA - On Opencores.org

Re: Use for 2 bit opcode ?

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 ?

Re: CISCifying RISC calls and returns

Johan Klockars - Nov 16 2001
> In the perpetual analysis for, and in striving for the perfect isa, > it seems to me that cisc style calls and returns would be better than > than the risc styl... Re:  CISCifying RISC calls and returns

Re: A debugger for xr16 the easy way

- Jul 26 2001
> PS Incidently, I have just come accros a company that do a tool set > that takes a model view of a processor (register set, instruction > set definitions) and... Re: A debugger for xr16 the easy way

Re: Massive parallel graphic processor using FPGA?

- Mar 22 2003
Guillermo: Yes, this could be done in Xilinx, but still quite expensive. Maybe less expensive with Spartan3 due soon. VLIW is what you are after. Trimedia 1500, M... Re:  Massive parallel graphic processor using FPGA?

Re: CPU Architectural Question   [2 Articles]

Josh Fryman - Jul 29 2001
in short, "no". in long, this is a non-trivial question. performance always depends on the underlying application(s) you run. but, to get into specifics the... Re:  CPU Architectural Question