Are Math Circuits (Divider, Multiplier, SR4) Suitable for Project F

[abolfazlut]

Hi Project F team,

I’m Abolfazl, an undergrad student in Electrical Engineering who’s really interested in FPGA and RTL design. I’ve been exploring Project F recently and I really like how the examples are simple, clear, and educational.

I’d love to contribute some new math-related modules to the repo, such as:

• Divider (iterative and combinational versions)
• Multipliers (basic and Booth)
• Radix-4 multiplication
• Exponential circuit
  and other math circuit in RTL.

Do you think these fit the scope of Project F?
If so, I can start with something small (maybe an unsigned divider + testbench) and expand step by step.

Thanks a lot, looking forward to your feedback!

[WillGreen]

Hello.

Thank you for your ideas and enthusiasm. I'm sorry, but I'm no longer working on projf-explore (beyond bug fixes). I'm focused on my new project - Isle FPGA Computer: https://github.com/projf/isle

Of course, you can fork this repo and work on whatever you like; it's under an open source licence.

I've found people value maths modules, so I imagine any work you do will be appreciated. Do let me know if you write about your work as I'd be interested to see how you approach these maths designs.

Good luck with your hardware designs!

[abolfazlut]

Hello Will,

Thank you for your reply. I really appreciate your guidance.
I’ll start working on some math modules (like a divider) in RTL and document them on GitHub.
Once I have something useful, I’ll share it with you.

Best regards.