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megousyesterday at 6:56 PM2 repliesview on HN

BTW, does anyone have some pointers to where one can find an oldish in-order Cortex-A core (like A53) in verilog RTL form? I know ARM must give this out to companies that implement ARM based SoCs for eg. purpose of validation on FPGA.

So far I've only found various M cores online. It would be fun to have something to experiment with on a cheapish FPGA like Kintex XC7-K480T, that may have enough resources for some in-order A core, and can be had for $50 or so.


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wmfyesterday at 10:17 PM

Arm lawyers have the RTL locked down tight. If you find it, it means you are already dead.

adgjlsfhk1yesterday at 7:01 PM

You're going to have a much better time finding RiscV cores.

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