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--- project:ledum:start [2025/04/25 13:08] – [Streaming Setup in Brmlab] joe
+++ project:ledum:start [2025/05/05 19:50] (current) – verilog based SOC GUI tma
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   - Power up the projector using the "Optoma" remote clipped to the pack of cables slightly above the table. You need to press the red power button in the top left corner twice and the red light on the projector should change to blue.
   - Ensure the system is configured to use the external projector as secondary / separate screen.
+  - Move the Chromium browser window to the secondary screen and put it in the full-screen mode. Beware - without Fn-Lock, the F11 key puts the laptop in the Airplane Mode.
   - Start OBS Studio (it is installed).
   - If it asks for the permission to share a screen window, check it is the Chromium browser window you have just opened and allow sharing.
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 As a proof-of-concept an assembly language compiler and IDE support was implemented for a very simple Harvard architecture 8-bit CPU. A graphical emulator for the same simple CPU was created as well. The aim of these tooling efforts is to provide a unified framework for creating custom instruction sets including their assemblers and emulators.
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+==== Simulator GUI ====
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+A simple GUI was developed for simulating a SOC written in Verilog.
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