Computer Architecture Lab/SS2011

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Project page for the course in summer 2011.

Group 1 AID[edit | edit source]

Nicolas Ingemann Borup

Jonas Andersen Dindorp

Cristian Pandele

Instruction Set 1[edit | edit source]

Summary and comparison between instruction sets of:

  1. MIPS
  2. ARM7
  3. LC3
  4. Zilog Z8

Document:

Assignment1

Architecture implementing decimal (AID)[edit | edit source]

This page contains information about the implementation of a decimal processor in the course Advanced computer architecture on DTU

Introduction[edit | edit source]

Instruction set architecture[edit | edit source]

We have several formats for the instruction set, as the operations needs different inputs

Type 1:

Instruction Opcode Destination register Source register Source register Usage


add 0001 Rd Rs Rt Rd ← Rs + Rt
mult 0011 Rd Rs Rt Rd ← upper part(Rs x Rt), Rd+1 ← lower part(Rs x Rt)
sub 1010 Rd Rs Rt Rd ← Rs - Rt


Type 2:

Instruction Opcode Destination register Source register Source register Usage
Immediate load 0010 Rd imm imm Rd ← imm


Type 3:

Instruction Opcode Destination register Source register Source register Usage
shift left 0111 Rd Rs shamt Rd ← Rs << shamt
shift right 1000 Rd Rs shamt Rd ← Rs >> shamt
negation 1011 Rd Rs XXX Rd ← -Rs
load 1110 Rd Rs imm Rd ← mem[Rs(imm)]
store 1111 Rd Rs imm mem[Rd] ← Rs


Type 4:

Instruction Opcode Destination register Source register Source register Usage
branch equal 1100 address flag value flag enabled if (flag value == ALU flags){next PC ← address}
branch return 1101 address flag value flag enabled if (flag value == ALU flags){next PC ← address; push stack ← curr PC}


Type 5:

Instruction Opcode Destination register Source register Source register Usage
jump to return 0110 XXX XXX XXX next PC ← pop stack
nop 0000 XXX XXX XXX no operation

Group 2 FooBarBaz fighters[edit | edit source]

Mark Ruvald Pedersen

Laust Brock-Nannestad

Jaspur Højgaard

Rasmus Bo Sørensen

Assignment I[edit | edit source]

Summary and comparison between instruction sets of:

  1. PIC16F84 microcontroller
  2. ARM
  3. Intel 80x86

ISA / CPU Design[edit | edit source]

Document (Assignment II):


UART Exercise (Assignment III)[edit | edit source]

Group 3 [Newbies][edit | edit source]

Ioannis Chionidis

Georgios Papanikas

Xia Hua

Henning Dietmar Weiss

Document:

Group 4[edit | edit source]

Andreas Erik Hindborg

Niklas Quarfot Nielsen

Tobias Jeppe

Kristoffer Lyder Andersen

Assignment 1[edit | edit source]

Summary of:

  1. ARMv7-M
  2. PIC
  3. x86
  4. POWER7

Document: https://www.campusnet.dtu.dk/cnnet/filesharing/ViewFileHistory.aspx?ElementId=347459&FolderId=567165&FileId=2700363

Group ??[edit | edit source]

Caroline Johannsen

Assignment I[edit | edit source]

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Leros[edit | edit source]

Martin Schoeberl (no group - this is just a template ;-)

An FPGA optimized tiny processor core for utility functions (e.g., SW UART). The challenge is to get the resources below 500 LC and use just 2 RAM blocks. The processor is named after the Greek island Leros where the architecture was designed. Details of the design can be found at the Leros processor page.

Perhaps I will do this design along the course to see how much work the assignment actually is ;-)


Group 6[edit | edit source]

Dimitrios Kosmadakis

Assignment I[edit | edit source]

Summary of:

  1. Intel 4004
  2. Intersil 9100
  3. TMS 9900