This repository hosts the project for open-source hummingbird E200 RISC processor Core.
The Hummingbird E200 core is a two-stages pipeline based ultra-low power/area implementation, which has both performance and areas benchmark better than ARM Cortex-M0+ core, makes the Hummingbird E200 as a perfect replacement for legacy 8051 core or ARM Cortex-M cores in the IoT or other ultra-low power applications.
To boost the RISC-V popularity and to speed up the IoT development in China, we are very proud to make it open-source. It is the first open-source processor core from China mainland with state-of-art CPU design skills to support RISC-V instruction set.
The open-source Hummingbird E200 core can be a perferct candidate for the following fields:
- Replace legacy 8051 core for better performance.
- Replace Cortex-M core for lower cost.
- Also, the Hummingbird E200 core as a simple ultra-low power core and SoC, which is "蜂鸟虽小、五脏俱全", with detailed Docs and Software/FPGA Demos, hence, it will be a perfect example for lab practice in university or entry-level studying.
We have provided very detailed introduction and quick start-up documents to help you ramping it up.
The detailed introduction and the quick start documentation can be seen from https://github.com/SI-RISCV/e200_opensource/tree/master/doc directory.
By following the guidences from the doc, you can very easily start to use Hummingbird E200 processor core and demo SoC.
Meanwhile, the Hummingbird E200 Core was deeply introduced in the published Book (蜂鸟E200处理器核在如下出版中文书籍中进行深入浅出的分析讲解):
《手把手教你设计CPU：RISC-V处理器篇》（已经上市，请在京东、淘宝、当当上搜索 RISC-V关键字）
《RISC-V架构与嵌入式开发快速入门》（已经上市，请在京东、淘宝、当当上搜索 RISC-V关键字）
What are you waiting for? Try it out now!
In order to easy user to study RISC-V in a quick and easy way, we have made a dedicated FPGA-Board and JTAG-Debugger. Diagram as below:
The detailed introduction and the relevant documentation can be seen from https://github.com/SI-RISCV/e200_opensource/tree/master/boards directory.
-- Many people asked if this core can be commercially used, the answer as below:
* According to the Apache 2.0 license, this open-sourced core can be used in commercial way.
* But the feature is not full (e.g., the debug functionalities is not full, which
cannot add breakpoint into the read-only region, .e.g, ROM/Flash)
* The main purpose of this open-sourced core is to be used by students/university/research/
and entry-level-beginners, hence, the commercial quality (bug-free) and
service of this core is not not not warranted!!!
-- The 4th official release with some minor fixing.
-- The 3rd official release, please clone this version if you want to use it
or reclone it (if you already cloned the earlier-test version).
-- Compared with earlier-test version, main updates includes:
---- Fixed a Typo in a source file (in rtl/e203/core/e203_exu_decocde.v)
---- Fixed a Tied-to-zero issue in source files (in rtl/e203/perips/sirv_qspi_physical_*.v)
* This is original freedom-e310 chisel generated QSPI file, which have a bug in Quad-mode (the 4th data enable
signal was tied to zero), fix it here
-- The 2nd official release, please clone this version if you want to use it
or reclone it (if you already cloned the earlier-test version).
-- Compared with earlier-test version, main updates includes:
---- Change the default configuration (in rtl/e203/core/config.v) to
* Add two stage of syncer for IRQ lines to core, not for function, but for timing
* Configure the ITCM and DTCM to 64KB by default
* Configure the Regfile as DFF based rather than latch based
---- Update the SoC components and structure to make it in line with the latest SoC Spec
* Please check `e200_opensource/doc/HBird_OpenSource_MCU_SoC_Spec.pdf` for the details of SoC spec
---- Update some internal core logics, mostly to enhance the timing and frequency,
which is not matter much, please check the git history if you really care to.
---- Note: This version still does not support the hardware-breakpoint yet, i.e.,
you cannot set the breakpoint to read-only address space (e.g., ROM, Flash).
But soft-break is okay, means you can use regular interactive debugger
functionalities (including set breakpoint to the regular R/W address space).
-- The 1st official release, please clone this version if you want to use it
or reclone it (if you already cloned the earlier-test version).
-- Compared with earlier-test version, main updates includes:
---- Added the "A" extension for opensourced E203 core, to make it support
IMAC sub-set RISC-V ISA, which is more popularly supported by current
toolchain.
---- Updated the RTL Codes accordingly.
---- Updated the Docs accordingly, please see the "revision history" in the
Doc from `e200_opensource/doc` directory.
---- Updated verilog tb with random interrupt and bus-error insertion to make
more intensive. To support this, updated all the self-check tests accordingly.
Although the test become more intensive, the drawback is make the regression
simulation running very slower, so by default now it is turned off.
If you want to turn on them without caring the the regression speed,
you can hack the tb mannually (de-comment these `force` line from `tb/tb_top.v`)
or add macro `ENABLE_TB_FORCE` in simulation (see the note
from `vsim/bin/run.makefile`).
---- Updated some other minor issues which is not matter much, please check the
git history if you really care to.
---- Note: This version does not support the hardware-breakpoint yet, i.e.,
you cannot set the breakpoint to read-only address space (e.g., ROM, Flash).
But soft-break is okay, means you can use regular interactive debugger
functionalities (including set breakpoint to the regular R/W address space).
-- The earlier-test version uploaded to github to try.
-- NOTE:
---- This is not the official release, please wait the official release which will coming
soon and will be recorded at here. You will see the Release History updates.
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