This is the new front page for the FCPU website. I (whygee) am a real beginner at PHP so bear with my ugly code and layout :-) This page will certainly change and evolve so no, it's not a definitive layout.

The Freedom CPU Project is an open work of collaboration in the world of microelectronics. Our goal is to create and distribute the source code of a high performance microprocessor core under a copyleft license. It's the first purely SIMD superpipelined RISC CPU core that handles 64-bit data and wider, so it can become a short vector processor in the future, and all the VHDL sources and resources are Free as in Free Speech !

You will find here design files, personal directories and other management services offered to the f-cpu community by the seul.org server.

Main links :

• Recent F-CPU source packages and resources are in the new/ directory.


• The english mailing list archive can be read online at http://archives.seul.org/f-cpu/f-cpu/. This is a subscribers only mailing list, due to endless spam and virus attacks. To subscribe, send an e-mail to majordomo@seul.org with "subscribe f-cpu" in the body (the subject is not meaningful).


• The latest english manual can be found here.


• If you need other Open Source HW resources, browse the OpenCollector Database.


• There is a Wiki now !


• The old F-CPU sites are mirrored/archived here as well : f-cpu.de , f-cpu.org

Latest news :

• 2004/03/14 : F-CPU interview in Software Development Mag.   (PR campaign going on)
• 2004/03/13 : Floating Point Adder Paper   (FPU)
• 2004/02/29 : A new front page and a Wiki   (I don't want to be a webmaster)
• 2004/02/07 : daCode upgrade   (it's never too late !)
• 2004/01/03 : Mailing list changes   (don't feed the spam !)

User directories :

• cedric
• inpi
• nico
• olivier
• thomas
• tired
• trollhunter
• whygee

Other directories :

• daCode
• events
• f-cpu.de
• f-cpu.net
• f-cpu.org
• iss_isima
• mail
• man-de
• manual
• mirror-fcpu
• new
• wiki

made in GNU/EMACS through ssh by whygee, version 2004-02-29
Spéciale dédicace à : sveetchfr pour son aide noctanmoulesque en PHP, toutes les moules qui m'ont repondu des trucs utiles entre deux RTFM/STFW, Nicolas Matringe pour le logo, Martin Vahi and some others for proposing pages, and of course : daique pour la maintenance du daCode !

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