Interest in "new" Core?
Posted: Sun Oct 18, 2020 5:04 pm
Hi,
hope this forum is the right place for this. Over a couple of weekends I've created a basic core for the following "semi-home-brew" computer system from the 80s/90s (unfortunately largely in German language):
http://www.ndr-nkc.de/
It was tailored to an educational introduction of basic IT technology from that time and uses a modular concept, where different IO cards, processors etc. could be joined over a parallel bus backplane.
So far I've come to a minmum viable solution, consisting of the T80 CPU, keyboard adapter and graphic card (it uses the EF9366 graphic processor, the implementation of which I consider the main contribution). Time allowing, I'd like to add a few more cards and maybe also get CP/M or 68k option up and running.
If there is interest in including this core into the project, I'd be happy to clean up my code.
Best Regards,
Oliver
P.S: Thanks to all the contributors to this great project and FPGA framework! Had many hours of fun with it.
hope this forum is the right place for this. Over a couple of weekends I've created a basic core for the following "semi-home-brew" computer system from the 80s/90s (unfortunately largely in German language):
http://www.ndr-nkc.de/
It was tailored to an educational introduction of basic IT technology from that time and uses a modular concept, where different IO cards, processors etc. could be joined over a parallel bus backplane.
So far I've come to a minmum viable solution, consisting of the T80 CPU, keyboard adapter and graphic card (it uses the EF9366 graphic processor, the implementation of which I consider the main contribution). Time allowing, I'd like to add a few more cards and maybe also get CP/M or 68k option up and running.
If there is interest in including this core into the project, I'd be happy to clean up my code.
Best Regards,
Oliver
P.S: Thanks to all the contributors to this great project and FPGA framework! Had many hours of fun with it.