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I am working on a control unit as a project in my Verilog class. To get some burden off of me, I want to designed everything considering I have a 8051 type simple ALU already with me so I can work on the control unit only. But I am not really able to find verilog ALU code which is open source too. Where can one find this type of code?

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The first place I would search for open source Verilog/VHDL code is OpenCores. They describe themselves as:

the world’s largest site/community for development of hardware IP cores as open source

A quick search on the site led me to this 8051 ALU module.

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Should be more than enough. – Rick_2047 Apr 5 '12 at 17:01
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Yep OpenCore is great, some of their solutions have been implemented in commercial microcontrollers – clabacchio Apr 6 '12 at 6:00

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