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Tag Archives: fpga
One thing from 2014: a compiler and CPU working together
2014 was a sparse year for blogging and other projects. But at least some progress was made on my CPU project, including a major milestone: namely, running its first compiled program. Stored-program computer Firstly, the CPU is now capable of … Continue reading
Hiatus
Over a year has passed since I posted anything here. What’s been happening? I have changed job. I’m not overworked by any means, but I have found that I have less time and energy left for the frivolous, but stimulating, … Continue reading
A computing machine
As mentioned previously, I’ve been trying my hand at Verilog — a language for designing electronic circuits. This post discusses the next project I attempted: a Central Processing Unit. Magic of computation A CPU is the part of a computer … Continue reading
Learning Verilog
Over my summer break I learned Verilog. Verilog is a hardware description language: it’s a kind of programming language in which, instead of providing a sequence of instructions for updating a computer’s state, or composing an expression that evaluates a … Continue reading
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