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This same sort of thing was all taught on my degree course (Manchester, UK). Implement an ARM core (with a reduced instruction set), run on FPGA, write a compil
by trollied 4y ago
This same sort of thing was all taught on my degree course (Manchester, UK). Implement an ARM core (with a reduced instruction set), run on FPGA, write a compiler in the compilers course etc etc.
It set me up well - I've written a few emulators as a hobbyist.
- neetfreak 4y agoGot any materials on this? I wouldn’t mind learning and attempting something similar.
- rwmj 4y agoThere are loads of free RISC-V cores that you can read the source of and run on cheap FPGAs. Take a look at PicoRV32: https://github.com/YosysHQ/picorv32 https://github.com/YosysHQ/picorv32
- squarefoot 4y agoAlso worth a look at https://opencores.org/ https://opencores.org/ I'm not into FPGAs but recall a quite long list of interesting projects over there.