This is the front page for the F-CPU website. Due to the progressive freeze of the project since 2004, it is not much updated. You'll find mostly archives here, like design files, personal directories and other management services offered to the f-cpu community by the seul.org server. Look at yasep.org if you need something that is alive ;-)

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 !

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. It is not active anymore...


• 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 !