Hello Alice,
I'm myself not aware of an existing project (maybe I just forget, though) which
puts a microblaze into an rfnoc block, but:
Why not? You can put anything that you can instantiate in verilog into a block;
I'd presume you might want to add a bus-independent clock to drive your
processor.
With that in mind, you can use any processor implementation you can get rtl
files for; I don't know what you want to use that microblaze for, but I'd
generally recommend picking a CPU core that both fits the processing needs
(simple logic on minimal space or signal processing with performance?) and the
toolchains you're used to (you might feel more comfortable with a modern GCC
rather than the microblaze gcc5, for example, or with the way to add
specialized instructions to your Rocketcore risc-v CPU).
So, maybe you want to discuss your purpose of putting a processor in a CE! That
way, maybe we might chime in with specific feedback.
Best regards,
Marcus
On 16 May 2018 14:14:07 GMT+02:00, Alice Lo Valvo via USRP-users
<usrp-users@lists.ettus.com> wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I have some questions. I read that there is the possibility to
>integrate
>a MicroBlaze into RFNoC project. Do you know something about this? This
>
>is a new world for me and I tried to understand which steps to do for
>adding a MicroBlaze block in the FPGA of USRP X300. There is already a
>.bit file where it is already implemented a MicroBlaze?
>
>Thanks in advance,
>Alice
>
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