Complete SoC development environment now available at OpenCores
There will always be barriers to overcome when changing to a different processor architecture. OpenCores now offers its flagship LGPL licensed 32-bit RISC processor along with a pre-configured design environment to make these problems easier to solve. Using a virtual machine pre-configured with the necessary tools, it is now even simpler to start integrating proprietary IP, or license-fee free IP from OpenCores, with the world's most used open-source processor, the OpenRISC 1200.
OpenCores has made available a "Virtual Ubuntu Linux" installation which installs and configures a VMWare virtual machine. It includes all of the tools necessary to start hardware and software development on a OpenRISC platform.
It provides an OpenRISC SoC reference design along with the following development tools:
- Icarus Verilog simulator
- GTKWave waveform viewer
- Software tool-chain based on gcc-4.2.2 with uClibc-0.9.29
- Support for Busybox-1.7.5 and Linux-2.6.19
- The OpenRISC architectural simulator
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