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Top 23 VHDL Vhdl Projects
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InfluxDB
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bladeRF-wiphy
bladeRF-wiphy is an open-source IEEE 802.11 compatible software defined radio VHDL modem
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WorkOS
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AXI4
AXI4 Full, Lite, and AxiStream verification components. AXI4 Interface Master, Responder, and Memory verification components. AxiStream transmitter and receiver verification components
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neorv32-setups
📁 NEORV32 projects and exemplary setups for various FPGAs, boards and (open-source) toolchains.
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spi-to-axi-bridge
An SPI to AXI4-lite bridge for easy interfacing of airhdl register banks with any microcontroller.
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SaaSHub
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rust_hdl
Project mention: A really tiny and platform-independent true random number generator for FPGAs and ASICs | /r/cryptography | 2023-11-06
Project mention: The ancient world before computers had stacks or heaps | news.ycombinator.com | 2024-04-03I wrote a Forth interpreter for a SUBLEQ machine (https://github.com/howerj/subleq), and for a bit-serial machine (https://github.com/howerj/bit-serial), both of which do not have a function call stack which is a requirement of Forth. SUBLEQ also does not allow indirect loading and stores as well and requires self-modifying code to do anything non-trivial. The approach I took for both machines was to build a virtual machine that could do those things, along with cooperative multithreading. The heap, if required, is written in Forth, along with a floating point word-set (various MCUs not having instructions for floating point numbers is still fairly common, and can be implemented as calls to software functions that implement them instead).
I would imagine that other compilers took a similar approach which wasn't mentioned.
Project mention: How to find the pin mapping for connecting Zybo Z7-20 or Nexyx A7 board to a computer over USB-JTAG? | /r/FPGA | 2023-08-03Hello. In my project, I am trying to run NEORV32 processor in an FPGA. My plan is to perform debugging of the design over JTAG after running it on an FPGA. I currently have a Zybo Z7-20 and a Nexyx A7 board at hand. As per my understanding, for both of the boards, I need to find the board pins associated with JTAG and manually connect them through the constraint file. I was going through the reference manuals for both FPGAs but couldn't find the pins that need to be connected.
My team has a solution in place already, which was to write all of our floating point code to call macros rather than putting arithmetic in the code. This allowed us to port easily to an RV32IM CPU (a fork of this one) then memory map an FPU onto it, the macros were then changed to atomically access the FPU registers for any floating point arithmetic. In Intel chips we are using the Nios II floating point hardware 2 (which can be instantiated separately), in other vendors we use a combination of operators from the Opencores FPU and this one, depending upon what operators are selected via generics, the maths library will pick up what configuration is used and choose the available operators.
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Index
What are some of the best open-source Vhdl projects in VHDL? This list will help you:
Project | Stars | |
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1 | ghdl | 2,206 |
2 | vunit | 681 |
3 | bladeRF-wiphy | 363 |
4 | forth-cpu | 315 |
5 | rust_hdl | 298 |
6 | surf | 284 |
7 | potato | 245 |
8 | spi-fpga | 157 |
9 | neoTRNG | 152 |
10 | w11 | 116 |
11 | bit-serial | 109 |
12 | AXI4 | 101 |
13 | dvb_fpga | 96 |
14 | fpga-fft | 87 |
15 | uart-for-fpga | 84 |
16 | neorv32-setups | 52 |
17 | fpu | 46 |
18 | VHDL-Guide | 34 |
19 | spi-to-axi-bridge | 31 |
20 | Compliance-Tests | 25 |
21 | karabas-128 | 23 |
22 | ndk-app-minimal | 23 |
23 | fpu-sp | 20 |
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