Floating Point Processor for Embedded Systems
The FPS6 is a modern processor with a high throughput RISC core coupled with a floating point ALU to boost performance. It has a full Harvard architecture. The instructions are 16 bits in length, with a 16 bit extension when needed (no mode switches necessary) giving excellent code density. The pipeline features out-of-order execution enabling nearly all integer instructions to execute in a single cycle, including loads and stores. Interrupts are fully vectored and the architecture ensures a minimum of software overhead in task switches. The processor was designed to execute high level languages, notably C, with ease. The software application can be entirely realised in C, interrupt routines included. The entire GNU GCC toolsuite has been ported to this architecture.
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Floating point IP
- Library of mathematical and floating point (FP) components
- Low power 32-bit processor supporting single precision floating point in hardware
- Single precision, IEEE 754, floating point adder
- Single precision, IEEE 754, floating point multiplier
- IEEE 754 Floating Point Coprocessor
- Floating Point Megafunctions