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yes, you can use the processor IP core like any other soft core. it ll consume slices just like any other core and software will provide interface pins to it.
i'm not sure about PIC, but its possible to use customized IP cores using EDK and integrate with any existing processor core using peripheral buses. data sheets of micro and pico blaze provide a lot of details about this.
i'm not sure the code will be available to view. it ll be like any other core which we see using core generator. tool provides only the interface pins and not the RTL view of it. it ll be like a blackbox to the user.
If you need PIC IP core try Altium Designer for use IP core.
when you need PicoBlaze , you not need EDK ! you can downlod free core from https://www.xilinx.com
(must register before Download) Picoblaze have free IDE is PblazeIDE look at https://www.mediatronix.com
Yes ,Picoblaze is free for xilinx FPGA or CPLD implementation.Just MicroBlaze and PPC design need EDK for using IBM CoreConnect specification and EDK have some free peripheral IP cores can be connected with MicroBlaze and PPC
Ok. I have downloaded the PicoBlaze core form Xilinx. It’s a zip file (KCPSM3) with many more files inside. I don’t understand what file and how I have to used
No, I have downloaded the core. Inside of the zip file is two UARDs manuals some other files and some sud folders like Verilog VHDL JTAG_Loader Assembler and DATA2Mem_asistansce. I think that the zip file is that I want.
gnu compiler tools for powerpc and microblaze are used by default in XPS
u have to write the C code for your powerpc by yourself
and integrate it with your application
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