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| + | === 1. Starting Up with FPGA === | ||
| + | All you need to know to play with the Armadeus FPGA. | ||
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* [[How_to_make_a_VHDL_design_in_Ubuntu/Debian| How to setup the FPGA toolchain in Ubuntu/Debian]] | * [[How_to_make_a_VHDL_design_in_Ubuntu/Debian| How to setup the FPGA toolchain in Ubuntu/Debian]] | ||
* [[How to simulate post synthesis and post place & route design with GHDL]] | * [[How to simulate post synthesis and post place & route design with GHDL]] | ||
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| + | === 2. Make some examples === | ||
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| + | These examples give the basis to make VHDL design for FPGA. | ||
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| + | * [[Simple blinking LED | LED]] | ||
| + | * [[A simple design with Wishbone bus | Button, Linux drivers, Wishbone bus communication and LED]] | ||
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* [[FPGA_register | Access the FPGA address domain from Linux]] | * [[FPGA_register | Access the FPGA address domain from Linux]] | ||
* [[Ho! No FPGA-reset button on armadeus card.]] | * [[Ho! No FPGA-reset button on armadeus card.]] | ||
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For complex projects, POD should be used to simplify design. | For complex projects, POD should be used to simplify design. | ||
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* [http://www.opencores.org www.opencores.org] | * [http://www.opencores.org www.opencores.org] | ||
* [http://www.gmvhdl.com/VHDL.html An Introductory VHDL Tutorial] | * [http://www.gmvhdl.com/VHDL.html An Introductory VHDL Tutorial] | ||
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Revision as of 17:41, 13 October 2011
Developing on the APF FPGA
1. Starting Up with FPGAAll you need to know to play with the Armadeus FPGA.
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Design ToolsDescription of tools used to simulate, to synthesize, and to download/configure FGPA. |
2. Make some examplesThese examples give the basis to make VHDL design for FPGA.
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Using ARMadeus FPGAManage the FGPA from ARMadeus distribution. |
3. Automatize FPGA design makingPeripherals On DemandFor complex projects, POD should be used to simplify design. |
VHDL
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LinksSome useful links. Wishbone Spartan Orchestra |
