soft core processor for FPGA
posted on
Oct 06, 2006 03:35AM
"When we hit the point that an FPGA could house a reasonable 32-bit processor capable of running an OS or RTOS, enough peripherals to construct a useful machine, and enough memory to run an interesting application, we entered a new era of embedded processing options."
"Mico32 is a soft-core RISC processor that can be easily dropped into an FPGA"
"Lattice has gone the open source route, cleverly betting that enabling processor-based designs on their devices was much more important than locking customers into their architecture with an IP core."
http://www.fpgajournal.com/articles_2006/20060926_softcore.htm
doni