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New ContributorIntel 386sx FPGA Core
Do Intel offer an x86 core solution for Intel FPGA's?
We have an old design that we would like to continue, but it is based on an old obsoleete Intel 80386sx processor.
We wonder if it will be possible to implement an FPGA on a new circuit board and then install a x86 core into that and then quite easy portate the current software to that platform.
Or you might have alternative ideas.
BR. Mikael
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AqidAyman_AlteraRegular Contributor
Hi Mikael,
The answer is no for now.
Alternatively, I have found several websites that may be worth for you to check on.
- https://groups.google.com/g/comp.arch.fpga/c/2QPqC1GZeUI?pli=1
- https://blog.lse.epita.fr/2015/11/16/lsepc-intro.html
Regards
MikaelLindHi
Thanks for your support - even it was a negative awnsver for me
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BR. Mikael Lind
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