is there any opensource alternatives to platformstudio and microblaze development?
is there any opensource alternatives to platformstudio and microblaze development?
Apr 10, 2007
4 Replies
First reply
Do you want open source for microblaze development specifically? Or opensource for any open source 32-bit embedded micro? Lattice Mico32 development might fit the bill for the second...
Read the full reply
Do you want open source for microblaze development specifically? Or opensource for any open source 32-bit embedded micro?
Lattice Mico32 development might fit the bill for the second...
im looking for a complete set of tools and ip cores with some good documentation.
tnaks
You might want to check out the LEON processors.
formatting link
I never used them myself though. It's free if your project is open- source, if it's closed-source you must pay for the license.
You could also use some free cores from opencores.org. Lots of IP blocks there built around the Wishbone bus (including a few processors). But going this route, you don't have a nice integrated GUI that EDK provides.
Patrick
There is a WISHBONE Builder project at opencores.org:
formatting link
I have not used it, so I can not compare it to EDK.
There is also a collection of processors and other cores that use the WISHBONE interface:
formatting link
Another site you might find interesting is the gEDA site at:
formatting link
This is a collection of GPL EDA tools.
Regards,
John McCaskill
formatting link
Join the Discussion
Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.
Didn't find your answer?
Ask the community — no account required