8 Jan
2018
8 Jan
'18
6:55 a.m.
On 2018-01-07 19:46, ben via cctalk wrote:
On 1/6/2018 4:01 PM, emanuel stiebler via cctalk
wrote:
And I don't expect people in this group to look for "fast". I think they
are interested in "cool" or historically significant. And it is cool,
that finally somebody took the am9080 application note and put it into
an FPGA. It is a nice start to a lot of bit slice designs.
On 2017-12-27 21:35, Randy Dawson via cctalk
wrote:
I don't expect many people will copy that. A FPGA 8080 runs darn fast as
is. Ben. What have you done, with microprogramming this
part?? In your
architecture,? have you changed the microcode, create an instruction
to enhance your machine?
I would be interested in any hardware projects, stories (or even in
the FPGA, I hear its a popular thing to copy);
I hope you saw this one. Fresh on opencores:
https://opencores.org/project,am9080_cpu_based_on_microcoded_am29xx_bit-sli…
cheers
PS: I plan to have some sort of 20 or 24 cpu bit 2901
running in a DE1
FPGA this spring. 3 - 7 bit bytes (21/20 bit wide memory for the 20 bit
CPU) or 3 - 8 bit bytes with a 24 bit cpu. Might need to order more
Front panel switches how ever.
Good luck!