A classic 5-stage pipeline MIPS 32-bit processor. solve every hazard with stall
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A classic 5-stage pipeline MIPS 32-bit processor. solve every hazard with stall
A low power, high performance 32-bit, 5-cycle MIPS core that implements a subset of instructions.
An implementation of 32-bits MIPS Single Cycle Datapath in Verilog HDL.
This repository contains the details and the code for the MIPS32 ISA based RISC Processor, which is implemented in 5 stage pipelined configuration.
Simple single cycle processor for modified reduced MIPS32 instruction set.
Implementation of a MIPS CPU using Verilog.
Implementation of a 32-bit 5 stage Pipelined MIPS Processor using RTL coding in Verilog on ModelSim simulator. The processor datapath and control units are designed for Arithmetic and Logical instructions (all r-type instructions + addi, andi, ori, slti), Data transfer instructions (lw, sw), Branch and jump instructions (beq, j). Forwarding cont…
32-bits MIPS Processor with 5-stage pipeline
Unconventional MIPS Architecture CPU with Pipeline structure with fewer stalls and advanced units to ensure smallest possible CPI. Designed in Verilog and contains simulation and implementation for Xilinx Basys 3 board
[S. Arquitectura de Computadoras - Jorge Ernesto López Arce] - This is a representation and a working code from a 32 bits mips architecture using Verilog.
A pipelined implementation of MIPS32 processor using Verilog HDL MIPS32 is a Reduced Instruction Set Computer (RISC) architecture, and here, this particular processor is designed in Verilog HDL with 5 phases of pipeline, namely Instruction Fetch (IF), Instruction Decode (ID), Execution (EX), Memory (MEM), Write Back (WB). This design has a small…
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This Verilog implementation represents a 32-bit MIPS processor featuring out-of-order execution.
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