Many students who have taken part in this MYTH Workshop have released their work as open-source cores. These are some good ones:
- Abhinand Amarnath
- Amit Roy
- Anurag Sharma
- Ashutosh Sahoo
- Harinarayan Rajgopal
- Manjunathveeraiah Kalmath
- Rohit Kankal
- Shivani Shah
- Vibhor Singh
- Kubiran Karakaran
- Mukul Javadekar
- Joseph Aronson
- Akil M. <-- Added support for byte/word loads!
- Harishwar Reddy
- Razvan Ionescu
- Karthik K
- Shon Taware <-- Added support for compressed instructions (C extension)!
These cores are significant in that:
- They were created by students with limited logic design experience in a 5-day Workshop.
- They implement a 4-stage pipelined RV32I in < 200 lines of code.
- They are documented to help others create cores of their own.
All these cores can be compiled and simulated by cut-n-pasting into the makerchip.com IDE.