newbie question

Oct 26, 2005 3 Replies

Hi all,



I am trying to get into FPGA development, just wonder besides "FPGAs are fun"

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and opencores.org, is there any other sites I can find good introductary materials? My main interested is CPU cores and floating point units for DSP/control type of applications.



Thanks in advance.



Hi, for lots of information and links about vhdl and cores have a look at

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Have fun Eilert

ppirrip schrieb:

It's not a website, but a good book on computer architecture would probably help in the kind of stuff that you're interested in. Not FPGA-specific, but easy to apply in an FPGA.

Jeremy

Jeremy Stringer schrieb:

Some books which are maybe helpfull:

- The Definitive Guide to How Computers Do Math: Featuring the Virtual DIY Calculator -

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- THE DESIGN WARRIOR'S GUIDE TO FPGAS -

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Greetings Udo

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