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8bit CMOS RISC Processor Implementation

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vivekniwane

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Can any of the members please suggest the road map or any guidelines for implementing an 8bit CMOS RISC processor?
 

Check out www.opencores.org for free HDL implementations of various processor architectures. If you have never done a CMOS run or don't have access to uber-expensive ASIC design tools you can start by using free FPGA tools and later switch to Alliance CAD which comes with a free VHDL-to-RTL compiler
 

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But in road map for CMOS RISC project I have nothing to do with VHDL Implementation. Through VHDL implementation, RTL generated will be completely dependent on the coding efficiency and I think it will not do for me.
I want a complete CMOS approach for this implementation.
 

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