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Documentation can be found in two places. What else do you need to know? https://github.com/siliconcompiler/logiklib/tree/main/logiklib/zeroasic/z1060 https://
by adapteva 1y ago
Documentation can be found in two places. What else do you need to know?
https://github.com/siliconcompiler/logiklib/tree/main/logiklib/zeroasic/z1060 https://github.com/siliconcompiler/logiklib/tree/main/logikl...
https://github.com/zeroasiccorp/wildebeest/tree/main/architecture/z1060 https://github.com/zeroasiccorp/wildebeest/tree/main/archite...
- someguydave 1y agoah so this is misdirection - what they are really showcasing is their own new FPGA asic
- amluto 1y agoThey’re showcasing their open-source stack, built on existing tools, for their own FPGA. Imagine if, 25 years ago, a company had designed a new CPU ISA and core and, as part of the development process, ported GCC and done a nice job tuning the existing optimization passes, with the intention of the GCC port being the primary toolchain that commercial users would use. They could write a blog post about it, and it would have been great. Maybe they even would have acknowledged in the blog post that the stack included binutils :)
- adapteva 1y agoThank you, comment made my day:-)
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- someguydave 1y agoin that case, such a company would be wise to include the fact that the "z1060" is a new CPU instead of failing to even mention what it is in their "new GCC port" press release page