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22 years ago

multiple NIOS II cores

Can anybody point me to information regarding multiple (2 to 4) NIOS II cores? We are using the Stratix development board (as a reference design) and I wondered how much flexibility we had in hardwar...
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22 years ago

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Address means base address, Offset mean the distance form the base address (if base = 0x800 and offset = 0x100 then you end up with an address of 0x900).[/b]

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Thanks for the answer. http://forum.niosforum.com/work2/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/wink.gif

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And I don&#39;t have the more cpu settings up so I&#39;m guessing it&#39;s the Jtag debug stuff or you&#39;re talking NIOS I (ready to leave work sorry).[/b]

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1) Open Altera SOPC builder

2) Add some peripherals and a Nios CPU

3) See the panel between "System Contents and "System Generation"

Matteo