Simple SoC
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Contents
- 1 Description
- 2 Meetups
- 2.1 Upcoming
- 2.2 Log
- 2.2.1 2013/10/30 - Corrupted Pixels
- 2.2.2 2013/10/23 - We love glitches
- 2.2.3 2013/10/16 - How about conditions?
- 2.2.4 2013/10/09 - Howdy Simulator, for real
- 2.2.5 2013/10/02 - Howdy Simulator
- 2.2.6 2013/09/25 - Verilog at last
- 2.2.7 2013/09/18 - Let there be code
- 2.2.8 2013/09/11 - September reunion
- 3 Resources
Description
A very basic, custom SoC softcore
Primary git repo: on github
Specs/Design: on github as well
We'll merely keep a meetup log and notes here, important stuff will be stored in One Single Repo (tm), next to the code :)
Meetups
Upcoming
==== 2013/11/06 - Differential debugging
Log
2013/10/30 - Corrupted Pixels
- Had no luck actually locating the vga corruption bug
- simulator results and simpler test cases seem to work fine
- implemented wait
2013/10/23 - We love glitches
- Fixed VGA, centered image, still outputs corrupted data though
- vram resized to 256x256x3 in order to fit
2013/10/16 - How about conditions?
- Implemented beq, bga, bgt, jr, draw, fixed write16, read16
- wires up vram (resized to 2bpp because it doesn't fit)
- added vga output, but it is glitched/buggy
2013/10/09 - Howdy Simulator, for real
- debug, debug, debug, and simulate
- Implemented more state logic
- cpu mostly works, needs some more opcodes!
2013/10/02 - Howdy Simulator
- Implemented ram
- Added delays for ram
2013/09/25 - Verilog at last
- Spec now has vsync
- Reviewed sdlcore code
- Hacked together some very basic Verilog
2013/09/18 - Let there be code
- Debugged & Finished sdlcore implementation
2013/09/11 - September reunion
- Discuss and improve specs a bit
- Update documentation and C# ref. implementation
- forked from Programmable Logic Lessons to Simple SoC
Resources
- The material from Programmable Logic Lessons
- Direct links, slides, vga_out verilog example, a simple cpu in C
- Your favorite search engine