Soft microprocessor
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A soft microprocessor is a microprocessor core written on any hardware description language (HDL). It can be implemented via different semiconductor devices containing programmable logic (e.g., FPGA, CPLD).
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- FPGA CPU News
- Freedom CPU website
- Microprocessor cores on Opencores.org
- NikTech 32 bit RISC Microprocessor MANIK. Is a complete processor available for FREE, includes DDR Controller, ETHERNET Mac.GCC, binutils complete build environment for cygwin is also provided. The developer resources also provide examples and SOCs for XILINX / DIGILENT Spartan Starter kits. A useful system can be built in the 200K Spartan 3 kit.
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