NonTrivial-MIPS is a synthesizable superscalar MIPS processor with branch prediction and FPU support, and it is capable of booting linux.
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NonTrivial-MIPS is a synthesizable superscalar MIPS processor with branch prediction and FPU support, and it is capable of booting linux.
Single Cycle 32 bit MIPS
SUSTech CS202/CS214 Computer Organization Project. Streams Bad Apple.
MIPS32 CPU implemented in SystemVerilog, with superscalar and branch prediction support
A simplified MIPS machine simulator using SystemVerilog, developed with three different micro-architectures: single-cycle, multi-cycle and pipelined.
A complete hardware description of a non-pipeline MIPS processor in SystemVerilog that can execute integer assembly code implemented on the Altera DE2-115 FPGA.
A synthesizable simplified MIPS written in System Verilog
MIPS architecure processor on Intel FPGA.
A Developer version MIPS processor.
Mips Multi-Cycle, Computer Architecture course, University of Tehran
This is a modified version of the 32-bit MIPS microprocessor. Please refer to "manual.pdf" for more information.
MIPS written in System Verilog
It's a simple verilog based MIPS microarchitecture hardware design.
A complete hardware description of a pipeline MIPS processor in SystemVerilog that can execute integer assembly code implemented on the Altera DE2-115 FPGA. It also has the ALMa Mips Mounter built-in.
Mips Single-Cycle, Computer Architecture course, University of Tehran
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