2018.1

This release improves OpTiMSoC all over the place.

• Linux support
• More reliable debug
• More supported FPGAs
• New NoC
• and many, many bug fixes.

Please see the blog post for the full details.

2016.1

With this release we mainly add two new features:

• Switch our build structure to FuseSoC. With this package and dependency manager we unify the build for simulations and FPGA synthesis.
• Switch the debug infrastructure to Open SoC Debug, that is essentially derived from our debug infrastructure.

Other changes:

• Improved building and distributing OpTiMSoC
• The synthesis examples are back!

For more information read the full blog post and visit the tutorial.

2015.1

OpTiMSoC baseline release:

• Converge to an installation tree and ease distribution of releases
• Unify build procedures for hardware and software
• Update first part of tutorial for this