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F-CPU Project Status Quo
Speakers: Sven Klose, Yann Guidon
Language: english
Documentation: http://www.f-cpu.org/, http://www.f-cpu.de/
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The F-CPU team has released its first partial VHDL source package at http://www.f-cpu.de/design and has solved some crucial problems. This workshop will present the current F-CPU team (several people from France and Germany will certainly come), its works, its choices, its problems and its achievements during the last 12 months. Even though there is no chip prototype planned, it remains the CPU project that is closest to the GNU philosophy.