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Computer Architecture Lab/SS2020

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Group 1

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  • Szabolcs Hornyák s196713

Neural Network Accelerator Github repository: https://github.com/FrankyHSz/nn_accelerator

Group 2

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  • Kendall Price s196449
  • Simone Bystadhagen s191772

Roll Your Own Microprocessor https://github.com/simoneby/MicroProcessorProject

Group 3

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  • Gabriel Cobos Tello s186468
  • Elvis Ferreira s190395
  • Mariya Tacheva s193275

Pipelined 32-bit RISC-V microprocessor for space applications.

Group 4

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Member

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  • Antoine Sébert s193508

Title & Summary

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Rust Compiler for Patmos

Rust is a new language designed for safe concurrency and also optimized for small embedded systems (https://www.rust-lang.org/en-US/). Patmos is an open-source processor optimized for real-time systems (http://patmos.compute.dtu.dk/). The distribution of Patmos contains an LLVM based C compiler. And Rust is based on LLVM. The bachelor project is on combining the Rust frontend of LLVM with the backend for Patmos.

Git Repository

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https://github.com/AntoineSebert/pargo

Group 5

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  • Kishan Suchet Palani s192120

Accelerator Interface for Patmos

Group 6

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  • Zixuan Li s192169
  • Rui Huang s181405

Network-on-Chip in Chisel

Git Repository

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https://github.com/huangruidtu/noc

Group 7

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  • Andreas Gramstrup Correia s153498

Floating-Point Unit for Patmos

Group 8

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  • Ragnar Sandberg Mikkelsen

Porting TinyOS to the Patmos processor

https://gitlab.gbar.dtu.dk/s111975/tinyos-aca-project.git

Group 9

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  • David Risom Pedersen s164872

SD card interface to Patmos