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supposedly the j-core open core (sh compatible) isnt totally dead. the main patents seem to have run out, so implementation ought be ok. but definitely havent s
by rektide 5y ago
supposedly the j-core open core (sh compatible) isnt totally dead. the main patents seem to have run out, so implementation ought be ok. but definitely havent seen what the hopeful roadmap pitched happen: https://j-core.org/roadmap.html https://j-core.org/roadmap.html
- tossaway9000 5y agono update since August 31, 2016 seems pretty dead, though I guess there is someone around to renew the domain name, etc.
- TapamN 5y agoThere's some activity on the mailing list.
- freemint 5y agoThey haven't come around to updating the page for a while (someone lost login info or something like that) but they have a new core and some projects that use the new SH4 equivalent core. https://www.coresemi.io/ https://www.coresemi.io/ They currently seem to be in a "release tarbal" model of open source but know they ought to be in an develop on master branch in public repo model.
- MaxBarraclough 5y agoA pity the J2 never got any traction. I wonder why. RISC-V is doing great; it's not as if there's no interest in unencumbered ISAs.