Implementation of a simple SIMD processor in Verilog, core of which is a 16-bit SIMD ALU. 2's compliment calculations are implemented in this ALU. The ALU operation will take two clocks. The first clock cycle will be used to load values into the registers. The second will be for performing the operations. 6-bit opcodes are used to select the fun…

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Dadda multiplier(8*8, 16*16, 32*32) in Verilog HDL.

The Verilog source code for DRUM approximate multiplier.

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