MARK-II is system on chip written in VHDL, it have custom 32bit CPU and few custom peripherals. Also there is full featured toolchain including assembler, linker, emulator, c compiler and serial port loader. And, also there is custom FPGA board for it based on Intel MAX10 FPGA.
- Any common Linux distribution
- git
- texi2pdf
- pdflatex
- doxygen
- gcc
- python 2.7
- make
- quartus
- eagle
In order to get more documentation, for example reference manual for
SoC, one can use script in root of this repository called
compile_doc.sh. This will create set of some PDF files with all
available documentation.
Toolchain can be found in folder /toolchain. In order to install it on
your computer please use script in root of this repository called
install_toolchain.sh.
Please check this script and optionally change value of variable DIR.
In this variable should be an path to existing folder where you want to
have toolchain installed.
At the end of installation, script will print three paths, first is
where everything is installed and you should add this path to your PATH
variable. Others two paths are important for compiler and linker, see
some of one example in folder /doc/examples to see how to work with
them.
- VHDL/ In this directory is all HDL sources for MARK-II SoC.
- toolchain/ MARK-II toolchain.
- doc/ Documentation for MARK-II.
- board/ Board design files.
Whole project, except reference manual and vbcc, is licensed under MIT license. Please see file LICENSE for more details.
Reference manual is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
Please note: vbcc is licensed by Dr. Volker Barthelmann, you can found full license in vbcc documentation.
My work is only backed, namely these files:
- machines/mark/machine.c
- machines/mark/machine.h
- machines/mark/machine.dt
These three files are licensed under MIT license.