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MicroBlaze System Implementation
Xilinx - October 2002
Contents
Introduction 1-1
What is the MicroBlaze Soft Processor Core 1-4
Toolset Needed to Develop a MicroBlaze System 1-8
MicroBlaze PSF 1-12
How to Use the EDK Tools to Build a MicroBlaze System 1-16
Summary 1-36
MicroBlaze Architecture 2-1
MicroBlaze Core Architecture 2-6
MicroBlaze Core Configurations 2-18
Exceptions an Interrupts 2-32
Summary 2-40
Appendix A: Instruction Set 2-41
Lab 1: Building a MicroBlaze System Using the EDK 3-1
Introduction to MicroBlaze Peripherals 4-1
MicroBlaze Peripherals 4-4
Peripheral Definition 4-12
Common Libraries 4-24
Summary 4-27
Lab 2: MicroBlaze Custom Peripheral 5-1
MicroBlaze Buses 6-1
The Local Memory Bus 6-4
The On-Chip Peripheral Bus 6-8
The Arbiter 6-15
Summary 6-17
Libgen: The Library Generator 7-1
Introduction 7-4
MSS Structure & Parameters 7-7
Using Libgen 7-15
Xilinx Libraries 7-22
Summary 7-26
Platgen: The Platgen Generator 8-1
Introduction 8-4
MHS Structure & Attributes 8-7
Using Platgen 8-13
Summary 8-20
MB-GCC: The MicroBlaze GNU C Compiler 9-1
What is MB-GCC and How is It Made Up? 9-6
MicroBlaze Application Binary Interface 9-12
Optimization & Debugging Options 9-16
Runtime Routines & The Object File 9-22
Interrupt Handling 9-35
Summary 9-40
MicroBlaze Hardware Simulation 10-1
Hardware vs. Software Simulation 10-4
Simgen / MVS Flow 10-7
ModelSim Microprocessor Simulation 10-12
Summary 10-16
Debugging Software 11-1
Introduction 11-4
Using the Debugger 11-11
Intrusive Debugging 11-15
Instruction Set Simulation 11-21
Summary 11-26
User-Defined Peripherals 12-1
Reasoning 12-4
Building a Custom Peripheral 12-10
Interfacing with EDK 12-19
Summary 12-20
Appendix
Xilinx Courses an Descriptions A-1
Course Evaluation