4 de septiembre de 2022 10:01, "smf" <smf_at_null.net> escribió: > So a soft core CPU that is generated to run a specific program? > > I can't see any use for that at all. Every time you write a new program, > you'd have to create a new bitstream to run it. In the world of FPGAs, I think this can be feasable. Instead of having CPU boards, having FPGA boards would allow to implement this way of using hardware. > > On 03/09/2022 21:24, tokafondo_at_tokafondo.name wrote: > >> So what I'm talking about is if would it be of any help the creation of a 65xx HAL that would >> implement a kind of "high level" language where there would be: >> >> - A, B, C... Z registers >> - Unlimited memory addressing including virtual memory >> - Unlimited opcodes, including compatible with every known 65xx variant in existence >> >> What would be this useful for? >> >> Via the use of an simulator/emulator, the programmer would code and debug what needed and once >> done, via a compiler it would translate to VHDL code that would create the exact CPU or MPU needed >> for the needed application. >> >> What do you think?Received on 2022-09-04 14:03:19
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