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introducing pipelining in a processor

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how do i introduce pipelining in a processor built in verilog?
 

You can read the source code about the opencores.
 

sorry i did not get it
 

What do you mean when you say "introducing pipelining in a pocessor" ?

All soft processor cores include a pipeline with several stages as one can see in the MIPS architecture.
 

I think what the TS means is "How to make a simple processor pipelined?"

Anyways, if that is what you are asking then all you have to do is to split the simple processor code into further sub-modules which can operate independely and as a whole. Like the instruction fetching can be seperated from the execution unit, in that way you'll have a very basic pipeline but one that works.
 

full Pipelined Processor is provided the code is very simple if you have any questions let me know


hi can also provided u the step by code i-e piplined version and non piplined version let me know:D
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thnx alot mohsin677.can i have some sort of documentation regarding this. some sort of description. i would need the pipelined version. of course the "helped" button would be pushed!!
 

Well code is very simple. i am sending you the diagram on which this code was made. Open the main.v file you will see '////' these line mark the boundary lines for each data memory as you will see in the diagram. Every component is in these lines for every memory unit .The instructions are stored in the instruction memory remember to give valid memory location in the instructions, for this take a look to data memory first. if you still have problems let me know i will send you the slides form which this was written this will explain you everything.

More question are appreciated :D

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thakyou very much once again. i would appreciate it if you could send me the slides.
 

Try Computer Organization and Design by David A Peterson these slides are also from this book
 
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