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To implement superscalarity on FPGAs, we need multi-ported FPGA memories. Such memories internally use two-ported FPGA memories and some glue logic to make them behave as a single multi-ported memory.
To implement superscalarity on FPGAs, we need multi-ported FPGA memories. Such memories internally use two-ported FPGA memories and some glue logic to make them behave as a single multi-ported memory.
Here is a nice paper: Modular Multi-ported SRAM-based Memories.
Interface suggestion: the new memories should probably share the interface with
amaranth.lib.memory
as much as possible.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: