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Reverse Engineering a Philips TriMedia CPU based IP camera - Part 2

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Summary

Part 2 of the series details the Philips TriMedia PNX1300EH CPU: its VLIW DSPCPU core with issue slots and functional units, the register model, and traits relevant to reverse engineering.
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