Tools for in-circuit testing of on-line content processing hardware

Mitchell, Jeff rey; Lockwood, John W.

doi:10.1109/mse.2005.62

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“…To address the long CAD run times, we are developing an incremental design flow where the presynthesized and routed Leon processor core will interface to dynamically-generated, student-defined logic across pre-defined signals of the AMBA bus mapped to a fixed location on the FPGA. To make the infrastructure easy to use for students, tools have been developed that integrate eGroupWare with on-line, incircuit testing of the FPX hardware [4].…”

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Use of a Soft-Core Processor in a Hardware/Software Codesign Laboratory

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2005 IEEE International Conference on Microelectronic Systems Education (MSE'05)

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This paper describes our experience to date and current plans for a senior-level microelectronics laboratory course on hardware/software codesign. The course utilizes an open-source, soft-core processor deployed on the FPX platform as an integral component of the students' designs. Students write software to execute on a Leon SPARCcompatible processor and write VHDL to implement hardware-accelerated computational functions in FPGA hardware.

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