OpenRISC or1200

Historical open soft CPU baseline.

CPUs and computeVerilogNo license foundM2 · Simulation-testedupdated 11 years ago

Worth knowing

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The license requires manual review.

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Manual review is required.

Facts

From GitHub data, checked October 5, 2026.

Maturity
M2 · Simulation-tested
License
No license found
Tests
yes
CI
not found
Formal verification
not found
FuseSoC
not found
Last commit
updated 11 years ago
Stars
183

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Purpose

Verilator

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  • Run the upstream simulation/test command from the repository README or CI workflow.
  • Try a synthesis smoke run with: Verilator.
Scores and how they are computed

License, tests, CI, formal checks, documentation and activity come from the repository check. Usefulness and learning value are editorial estimates.

Quality40
Verification45
License15
Docs70
Integration35
Usefulness54
Beginner42
Professional43
Confidence40

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