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From: ghuber at opencores.org<ghuber@o...>
Date: Sat Sep 10 04:50:31 CEST 2005
Subject: [oc] any help needed?
Stuart,In the past week I started the gh_vhdl_lib project. It is a collection of VHDL parts for use as building blocks to help in
building larger blocks – if you can think of any designs that would be a
useful addition to the library, let me know.
George
----- Original Message -----
From: stuart_hoad at hotmail.com<stuart_hoad@h...>
To:
Date: Thu Sep 8 11:11:46 CEST 2005
Subject: [oc] any help needed?
> Hi,
> I'm a digital ASIC designer in the UK with a few spare cycles and
> was
> wondering if anyone needed any help with an ongoing or new project
> (I
> apologise if the cores forum is not quite the right one for this,
> if not can
> you point me in the right direction).
> I am currently working for a company doing some way-out-there
> mostly back-end stuff, so would kind of like to maintain/enhance my
> front-end design skills.
> I've checked out the list of projects (I've often considered some
> of
> them for commercial designs over the past few years), but most seem
> to be at a pretty advanced or complete stage so I'm not sure I can
> contribute much there.
> I have a few ideas for a processor project of my own, but I'm not
> going
> to be at a point to really start developing it for a few months yet
> -
> more on this later :-)
> Here's a quick 'resume' so you can determine if I'm any use to you!
> Digital ASIC Design Engineer (Chartered Engineer)
> Most of my experience in VHDL, with a little Verilog (but could do
> with
> some practice on the verilog side!)
> Experienced with all sorts of digital ASIC/FPGA design tools
> (ModelSim,
> Cadence, Synopsys, Xilinx, etc).
> Lead designer (digital) for several commercial designs, including a
> new
> CPU design amongst others. Most of the recent stuff I've worked on
> has
> been v. low power/cost designs
> I have access to a range of commercial design tools (within reason
> of
> not interfering with my companys business!)
> Have studied and have a lot of interest in high performance
> and 'different' processor/DSP architectures.
> Not really a softy, but have a bit of previous there, so can hack
> out
> some assembler code, perl or C/C++ if pushed!
> Chief pedant when it comes to design strategy/docs! :-)
> If I can be of any assistance, let me know.
> Stuart.
>
>
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