Post by thread:[PIC]: PIC clone on FPGA, was Re: Gameboy camera?

'[PIC]: PIC clone on FPGA, was Re: Gameboy camera?'

>I can run a 75Mhz PIC clone on even the smallest

>Cyclone part, but I digress...

What are you using as your source? Something from Opencores.org, or

something else? What model of PIC are you emulating?

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On Fri, 17 Sep 2004, Alan B. Pearce wrote:

>> I can run a 75Mhz PIC clone on even the smallest

>> Cyclone part, but I digress...

>

> What are you using as your source? Something from Opencores.org, or

> something else? What model of PIC are you emulating?

I "can" run, not I "do" run...but there are a bunch of PIC compatible or 

semi-compatible cores. Opencores has some, Silicore has one, there are a 

couple of research or "not finished" PIC core projects...

If you're going to synthesize a CPU core for new development, however, 

there are probably cores worth using that have less, *ahem*, 

ideosyncracies than PIC ;-)

-marc

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