Description: A soft processor is a type of processor implemented in programmable logic devices, such as FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Arrays). Unlike traditional processors, which have a fixed architecture and are designed for specific tasks, soft processors offer remarkable flexibility in their design and functionality. This means they can be configured and reconfigured to adapt to different applications and performance requirements. Soft processors are essentially building blocks that allow designers to create customized solutions for a wide variety of computational problems. Their implementation in FPGAs enables developers to leverage the reprogrammability of these devices, facilitating the updating and modification of processor functions without the need to change the physical hardware. This feature is especially valuable in environments where requirements can change rapidly or where a tailored solution is needed. Additionally, soft processors can be optimized for specific tasks, which can result in enhanced performance compared to general-purpose processors in certain applications.
History: null
Uses: null
Examples: null
