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Revision as of 17:55, 11 March 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 FPGA |
Designs examples |
VHDL |
Peripheral On DemandPOD is a Python tool that allows you to easily create FPGA bitfiles for your embedded system, from several Open Source IPs (compatibles with the OpenCores Wishbone bus). It will also generates the corresponding drivers (currently only Linux ones). |
Links Wishbone |
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Orchestra is a tools similar to POD developed by one member of ARMadeus Project:
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