(Improve Verilog skill) Recommend CPU core with good documen

[Shenli]

Hi all,

These days, I found my Verilog code reading speed is not fast like my
C/C++ reading speed. It take me a lot of time to understand Verilog
code than C/C++ code.

So, I want to read through a small CPU core (I prefer line <10k) to
improve my Verilog coding reading/writing skills. Please recommend a
small open CPU core or other things with good document and coding
style.

Any suggestions about improve Verilog code reading speed is welcome!

Best regards,
Shenli

 

[Jon Beniston]

Shenli wrote:

Hi all,

These days, I found my Verilog code reading speed is not fast like my
C/C++ reading speed. It take me a lot of time to understand Verilog
code than C/C++ code.

So, I want to read through a small CPU core (I prefer line <10k) to
improve my Verilog coding reading/writing skills. Please recommend a
small open CPU core or other things with good document and coding
style.

Any suggestions about improve Verilog code reading speed is welcome!

Have a look at the LatticeMico32:

http://www.latticesemi.com/products/intellectualproperty/ipcores/mico32/index.cfm

Cheers,
Jon

 

[Shenli]

Jon Beniston wrote:

Shenli wrote:
Hi all,

These days, I found my Verilog code reading speed is not fast like my
C/C++ reading speed. It take me a lot of time to understand Verilog
code than C/C++ code.

So, I want to read through a small CPU core (I prefer line <10k) to
improve my Verilog coding reading/writing skills. Please recommend a
small open CPU core or other things with good document and coding
style.

Any suggestions about improve Verilog code reading speed is welcome!

Have a look at the LatticeMico32:

http://www.latticesemi.com/products/intellectualproperty/ipcores/mico32/index.cfm

Cheers,
Jon

Hi Jon,

Thanks a lot for the information!

Is LatticeMico32 easy to understand? Or with good documents describe
the Verilog file? Is it with good testbench?

Best regards,
Davy

 

[joseph2k]

Shenli wrote:

Jon Beniston wrote:
Shenli wrote:
Hi all,

These days, I found my Verilog code reading speed is not fast like my
C/C++ reading speed. It take me a lot of time to understand Verilog
code than C/C++ code.

So, I want to read through a small CPU core (I prefer line <10k) to
improve my Verilog coding reading/writing skills. Please recommend a
small open CPU core or other things with good document and coding
style.

Any suggestions about improve Verilog code reading speed is welcome!

Have a look at the LatticeMico32:


http://www.latticesemi.com/products/intellectualproperty/ipcores/mico32/index.cfm

Cheers,
Jon

Hi Jon,

Thanks a lot for the information!

Is LatticeMico32 easy to understand? Or with good documents describe
the Verilog file? Is it with good testbench?

Best regards,
Davy

You also could try opencores.org

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