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CPU project is one of the projects designed in department of computer engineering at TTU as a lab project to provide students with some tools for studying CPU architecture. | CPU project is one of the projects designed in department of computer engineering at TTU as a lab project to provide students with some tools for studying CPU architecture. | ||
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Currently, there are two different CPU implementations: | Currently, there are two different CPU implementations: | ||
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* [[picoCPU]]: a very simple, simulation oriented CPU written in VHDL. | * [[picoCPU]]: a very simple, simulation oriented CPU written in VHDL. | ||
| + | * A [[More Advanced CPU]]: a synthesizable CPU written in VHDL. It has also some more advanced features compared to the picoCPU, like stack, pipeline, etc. | ||
Revision as of 20:38, 23 November 2015
CPU project is one of the projects designed in department of computer engineering at TTU as a lab project to provide students with some tools for studying CPU architecture.
CPU implementations
Currently, there are two different CPU implementations:
- picoCPU: a very simple, simulation oriented CPU written in VHDL.
- A More Advanced CPU: a synthesizable CPU written in VHDL. It has also some more advanced features compared to the picoCPU, like stack, pipeline, etc.
