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Excellent find, an academic paper announcing the book is here https://peer.asee.org/57147.pdf https://peer.asee.org/57147.pdf Harris and Harris (no relation)

by genxy 3mo ago

Excellent find, an academic paper announcing the book is here https://peer.asee.org/57147.pdf https://peer.asee.org/57147.pdf Harris and Harris (no relation) have an excellent book on digital design using RISC-V as the domain problem, https://pages.hmc.edu/harris/ddca/ddcarv.html https://pages.hmc.edu/harris/ddca/ddcarv.html https://pages.hmc.edu/harris/ddca/ https://pages.hmc.edu/harris/ddca/ Their books are perfect, and I hope this textbook gets adopted by thousands of colleges. Our RISC-V future is bright, now we need one on SoC bringup and getting your OS running on that SoC.

homarp 3mo ago
and the associated github https://github.com/openhwgroup/cvw https://github.com/openhwgroup/cvw
flopsamjetsam 3mo ago
I re-took Computer Architecture recently, and we used their earlier book "Digital Design and Computer Architecture: ARM edition", and it was also excellent.
whateverboat 3mo ago
Why do you say (no relation) when the authors are exactly the same?
- gertrunde 3mo ago
  Not sure about "David Harris" and "Sarah L. Harris" being exactly the same...?
- Jtsummers 3mo ago
  They mean between the authors. It's a common added expression when discussing two or more people whose names suggest a familial relationship but there isn't one.