Hey everyone, I wanted to know if any of you know some good well-explained tutorials, videos, playlists or websites where I could learn about the designing process of a processor. Only the designing process, I don't plan to build one, at least not yet. So what are the different parts of processor, how are they linked together, their internal design (in terms of logic gates only, not deeper than that) and finally how to design one from scratch.
Originally I'm more into software than hardware (originally with Python and more recently I started learning C and C#). But I wanted to get deeper understanding of how a cpu works and I think the best way of understanding is by designing one.
P.S. : I would prefer ressources in a clear and easy-to-understand english because englush is not my native language.
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