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CPU
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2fe0518bb3
Improved interrupt timing/alignment, fixing bug where interrupts are not allowed during the UART bootloader.
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1 年之前 |
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GPU
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28bcde6466
New SDRAM controller that uses both SDRAM chips. Now separate bus from MU for better performance, as controller runs at 100MHz. Also updated some debug code as debugging was needed. Tested working in hardware. 2x performance boost in some cases.
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1 年之前 |
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IO
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916054063a
Added MU from FPGC5, created arbiter to regulate access to the CPU memory bus from both Instruction and Data memory, created fast testbench for arbiter, can now start adding arbiter and MU to CPU design
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2 年之前 |
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Memory
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2287e54c6b
Integrated valid bits into cache block ram. Reset now iteratively clears the entire cache. Allows for much lower FPGA usage and better timings. Should be able to greatly increase cache size as there is an abundance of BRAM.
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1 年之前 |
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DtrReset.v
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b74702c915
Created full FPGC6 verilog simulation, added Quartus code from FPGC5 with CPU from FPGC6. Works in hardware, but has combination loop somewhere at the arbiter and the registerbank and stack are not using block ram
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2 年之前 |
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FPGC6.v
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add43b75da
L2 cache at 100MHz now greatly increases performance. Attempted to create l1i and l1d cache, but becomes unstable and the issue is difficult to similate/replicate. Therefore, all l1 cache is now bypassed and the code can be found in l1cacheUnstable.v. As no l1 cache anymore, I removed some ccache statements to increase performance as this instruction currently does nothing.
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1 年之前 |
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MultiStabilizer.v
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b74702c915
Created full FPGC6 verilog simulation, added Quartus code from FPGC5 with CPU from FPGC6. Works in hardware, but has combination loop somewhere at the arbiter and the registerbank and stack are not using block ram
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2 年之前 |
bart
2287e54c6b
Integrated valid bits into cache block ram. Reset now iteratively clears the entire cache. Allows for much lower FPGA usage and better timings. Should be able to greatly increase cache size as there is an abundance of BRAM.