Difference between revisions of "PLD Workshop 18 06 2013"
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+ | ==== Aftermath ==== | ||
+ | * Implemented basic cpu in C/C++ | ||
+ | ==== For study ==== | ||
+ | * Implement an assembler that accepts assembly in a nice, text format and outputs C code for it | ||
+ | * Modify tiny.cpp to read external binary files | ||
+ | * modify the assembler to generate binary files | ||
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+ | Example assembly format | ||
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+ | //this is a commend and is ignored | ||
+ | mov r0,1 | ||
+ | add r0,r1,r2 | ||
+ | add r0,r2 //this is a shorthand for add r0,r0,r2 | ||
+ | print r0 | ||
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==== Computer architecture ==== | ==== Computer architecture ==== | ||
* Introduction | * Introduction |
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Switches! Lots of them!
we'll actually split into teams and all, so we'll really need the laptops this time around
Aftermath
- Implemented basic cpu in C/C++
For study
- Implement an assembler that accepts assembly in a nice, text format and outputs C code for it
- Modify tiny.cpp to read external binary files
- modify the assembler to generate binary files
Example assembly format
//this is a commend and is ignored mov r0,1 add r0,r1,r2 add r0,r2 //this is a shorthand for add r0,r0,r2 print r0
Computer architecture
- Introduction
- Buses/Protocols, basic design ideas
- how is cpu design done
- What are SoCs
- How does a typical simple cpu looks like
- Emulation/simulation
- Structure of a typical emulator
- Hands on stuff !
- Think together an extremely simple cpu
- Split into three teams
- Implement it in verilog (team A)
- Implement it in C/C++ (team B)
- Implement a simple assembler (team C)
- Think together a custom, minimal SoC
- We'll actually implement this later on :)
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