Week2: GPIO Driver & C++ Tutorial

My task for the week was to write a GPIO driver that is compatible to Arduino using C++ language. Although I have learnt the basics ways of coding in C++, I was asked to go through a C++ tutorial again, which indeed helped me quite a lot when writing the Read more

Week 6: A presentation and a fake driver

I started my 6th week at Aeste by re-studying the beaglebone-6502 project done by matt porter of Texas Instruments. The reason my supervisor asked me to look back to this project was because it is simple and gives a good view of how remoteproc framework can be used. After studying Read more

W05 — Pipeline Implementation in Java

As mentioned in my previous post, this week I will be working on source codes for the 5 classic stage of RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computer) pipeline which includes fetch, decode, execute, memory access and writeback. But before I get my hand started on these, I was reminded by supervisor to Read more

Week 1001

Dear diary, This was my 9th week at Aeste and 2nd working on ECDSA. I am surprised but there actually is some progress in my current project. Field arithmetic part (most important) is almost done so starting from next week I can proceed to implement actual algorithm, which is not Read more

Week 1000

“Welcome to Galois Field F(2m) where elements are made up and carry doesn’t matter” If this sounds familiar you should probably turn off TV sometimes (or youtube).   Nothing much was happening this week, I mostly spent it struggling with understanding and at later stage designing the ECDSA module. Man, Read more

W04- (cont) Basic Pocessor Class

This week wasn’t very productive on the first few days as I can say. Has been working on source code that is to build a basic processor class in Java. Although the name of it is so called a BASIC processor class but unfortunately it isn’t 100% fall on the “basic” Read more