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POD is a Python tool that allows you to easily create FPGA bitstream for your | POD is a Python tool that allows you to easily create FPGA bitstream for your | ||
embedded system, from several Open Source IPs. | embedded system, from several Open Source IPs. | ||
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+ | * [[POD Global description | Global description]] | ||
+ | == Specifications== | ||
* [[POD specification]] | * [[POD specification]] | ||
* [https://sourceforge.net/projects/periphondemand/ sources repository] | * [https://sourceforge.net/projects/periphondemand/ sources repository] | ||
+ | === Use cases=== | ||
+ | *[[POD Tutorial | Tutorial 1 : i2c-led-button]] | ||
+ | *[[POD Simplecas | Tutorial 2 : uart]] | ||
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Revision as of 17:19, 22 April 2009
First recommended readings
Developing on the APF FPGA
Design ToolsDescription of tools used to simulate, to synthesize and to download/configure FGPA. |
Using ARMadeus FPGAManage the FGPA from ARMadeus distribution.
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Designs examplesThis examples give the basis to make VHDL design for FPGA. For complex projects, POD should be use to simplify design. |
VHDL |
Peripheral On DemandPOD is a Python tool that allows you to easily create FPGA bitstream for your embedded system, from several Open Source IPs. IntroductionSpecificationsUse cases |
LinksSome useful links. Wishbone Spartan Orchestra |