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From: nkavv at physics.auth.gr<nkavv@p...>
Date: Fri Sep 14 19:41:57 CEST 2007
Subject: [oc] Who is going to work on cores?
Quoting asim shehzad <asim_569@h...>:
> Respected professionals ,
> I need to ask you who is going to work on cores.
> If there is any one let me know(even if you are working privately) ,i want to
> volunteer.
> Thank you
Howdy friend
well, every regular visitor here is working on cores.
Right this moment, i'm shaping up a core (actually a series of cores) along with
their respected. Of course, smaller private projects to progress too.
About the public projects, i have the HWLU here. It is a kind of hardware
looping unit for non-programmable processors (mainly). You can get the files of
the distribution and see what is going on for yourself. I would welcome any
additions/suggestions.
And a thing i would like to say: has anyone used Rudi's "fpintconv" cores? To my
opinion these are fine cores for floating-to-integer and vice versa conversions!
I'm also looking for ultra-fast (possibly pipelined) integer dividers and
OpenEXR-compatible (or fully parameterized) floating-point cores. Have a link
or two but i would like to hear further ideas on this.
Kind regards
Nikolaos Kavvadias
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