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<h1>The WishboneTK</h1>

<h2>General Description</h2>

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WhisnoneTK is a set of IP cores designed to be compatible with the <a href="/wishbone">Wishbone</a> bus

specification. The members of the tool-kit are general purpose building-blocks whose (hopefuly) make designing Wishbone compatible

devices easier. The elements in the libarary are avaliable free for any kind of use <!--and licensed under the GNU LGPL license-->.

The parts in the library use an <a href="wb_extensions.shtml">extended signal-set</a> than defined in the Wishbone interface.

The toolkit supposed to be technology independent. That's acheaved by moving all technology-specific code to a different package. Porting

that package to other technologies than the current one (Altera+Exemplar) is easy. That package can also be downloaded.

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The elements currently in the library are:

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        <li><a href="wb_out_reg.shtml">Output register</a></li>

        <li><a href="wb_arbiter.shtml">Two-way bus arbiter</a></li>

        <li><a href="wb_async_slave.shtml">Asyncronous (SRAM-like) slave interface</a></li>

        <li><a href="wb_async_master.shtml">Asyncronous master interface</a></li>

        <li><a href="wb_bus_resizer.shtml">Bus up-sizer</a></li>

        <li><a href="wb_ram.shtml">Single-port RAM</a></li>

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These elements are contained in the <code>wb_tk</code> package.

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There are some procedures useful for testing Wishbone devices in the package

<code><a href="wb_test.shtml">test</a></code>.

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Other elements planned for the toolkit:

<ul>

        <li>FIFO buffer</li>

<!--    <li>Simple DMA controller</li>-->

        <li>Various DRAM (FP, EDO, SD) interfaces</li>

        <li>Input register</li>

        <li>Timer</li>

        <li>UART</li>

        <li>Syncronous serial interface</li>

        <li>Dual-ported (shared) memory</li>

        <li>CACHE memory</li>

</ul>

<h2>Download</h2>

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The source for the toolkit can be downloaded from the CVS repository.

You can browse the repository <a href="/cvsweb.shtml/wb_tk/">here</a> or

use <a href="/cvsmodule.shtml">CVSget</a> with module name <strong>wb_tk</strong>.

<h2>Author & Maintainer</h2>

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<a href="/people/tantos">Andras Tantos</a>

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