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/**********************************************

      Web-bone cross bar M-Master By S-Slave

**********************************************/

module wb_crossbar (

              rst_n               ,

              clk                 ,

    // Master Interface Signal

              wbd_taddr_master    ,

              wbd_din_master      ,

              wbd_dout_master     ,

              wbd_adr_master      ,

              wbd_be_master       ,

              wbd_we_master       ,

              wbd_ack_master      ,

              wbd_stb_master      ,

              wbd_cyc_master      ,

              wbd_err_master      ,

              wbd_rty_master      ,

    // Slave Interface Signal

              wbd_din_slave       ,

              wbd_dout_slave      ,

              wbd_adr_slave       ,

              wbd_be_slave        ,

              wbd_we_slave        ,

              wbd_ack_slave       ,

              wbd_stb_slave       ,

              wbd_cyc_slave       ,

              wbd_err_slave       ,

              wbd_rty_slave

         );

parameter WB_SLAVE   = 4 ;

parameter WB_MASTER  = 4 ;

parameter D_WD    = 16; // Data Width

parameter BE_WD   = 2;  // Byte Enable

parameter ADR_WD  = 28; // Address Width

parameter TAR_WD  = 4;  // Target Width

input                  clk; // CLK_I The clock input [CLK_I] coordinates all activities 

                            // for the internal logic within the WISHBONE interconnect. 

                            // All WISHBONE output signals are registered at the 

                            // rising edge of [CLK_I]. 

                            // All WISHBONE input signals must be stable before the 

                            // rising edge of [CLK_I]. 

input                  rst_n; // RST_I The reset input [RST_I] forces the WISHBONE interface 

                            // to restart. Furthermore, all internal self-starting state 

                            // machines will be forced into an initial state. 

input [(WB_MASTER *TAR_WD)-1:0] wbd_taddr_master; // target address from master 

input [WB_MASTER-1:0]  wbd_stb_master;

                    // STB_O The strobe output [STB_O] indicates a valid data 

                    // transfer cycle. It is used to qualify various other signals 

                    // on the interface such as [SEL_O(7..0)]. The SLAVE must 

                    // assert either the [ACK_I], [ERR_I] or [RTY_I] signals in 

                    // response to every assertion of the [STB_O] signal. 

output [WB_SLAVE-1:0]  wbd_stb_slave;

                    // STB_O The strobe output [STB_O] indicates a valid data 

                    // transfer cycle. It is used to qualify various other signals 

                    // on the interface such as [SEL_O(7..0)]. The SLAVE must 

                    // assert either the [ACK_I], [ERR_I] or [RTY_I] signals in 

                    // response to every assertion of the [STB_O] signal. 

input [WB_MASTER-1:0]   wbd_we_master;

                    // WE_O The write enable output [WE_O] indicates whether the 

                    // current local bus cycle is a READ or WRITE cycle. The 

                    // signal is negated during READ cycles, and is asserted 

                    // during WRITE cycles. 

output [WB_SLAVE-1:0]   wbd_we_slave;

                    // WE_O The write enable output [WE_O] indicates whether the 

                    // current local bus cycle is a READ or WRITE cycle. The 

                    // signal is negated during READ cycles, and is asserted 

                    // during WRITE cycles. 

output [WB_MASTER-1:0]  wbd_ack_master;

                    // The acknowledge input [ACK_I], when asserted, 

                    // indicates the termination of a normal bus cycle. 

                    // Also see the [ERR_I] and [RTY_I] signal descriptions. 

input [WB_SLAVE-1:0]  wbd_ack_slave;

                    // The acknowledge input [ACK_I], when asserted, 

                    // indicates the termination of a normal bus cycle. 

                    // Also see the [ERR_I] and [RTY_I] signal descriptions. 

input [(WB_MASTER *ADR_WD)-1:0] wbd_adr_master;

                    // The address output array [ADR_O(63..0)] is used 

                    // to pass a binary address, with the most significant 

                    // address bit at the higher numbered end of the signal array. 

                    // The lower array boundary is specific to the data port size. 

                    // The higher array boundary is core-specific. 

                    // In some cases (such as FIFO interfaces) 

                    // the array may not be present on the interface. 

output [(WB_SLAVE *ADR_WD)-1:0] wbd_adr_slave;

                    // The address output array [ADR_O(63..0)] is used 

                    // to pass a binary address, with the most significant 

                    // address bit at the higher numbered end of the signal array. 

                    // The lower array boundary is specific to the data port size. 

                    // The higher array boundary is core-specific. 

                    // In some cases (such as FIFO interfaces) 

                    // the array may not be present on the interface. 

input [(WB_MASTER * BE_WD)-1:0] wbd_be_master; // Byte Enable 

                    // SEL_O(7..0) The select output array [SEL_O(7..0)] indicates 

                    // where valid data is expected on the [DAT_I(63..0)] signal 

                    // array during READ cycles, and where it is placed on the 

                    // [DAT_O(63..0)] signal array during WRITE cycles. 

                    // Also see the [DAT_I(63..0)], [DAT_O(63..0)] and [STB_O] 

                    // signal descriptions.

output [(WB_SLAVE * BE_WD)-1:0] wbd_be_slave; // Byte Enable  

                    // SEL_O(7..0) The select output array [SEL_O(7..0)] indicates 

                    // where valid data is expected on the [DAT_I(63..0)] signal 

                    // array during READ cycles, and where it is placed on the 

                    // [DAT_O(63..0)] signal array during WRITE cycles. 

                    // Also see the [DAT_I(63..0)], [DAT_O(63..0)] and [STB_O] 

                    // signal descriptions.

input [WB_MASTER -1:0] wbd_cyc_master;

                    // CYC_O The cycle output [CYC_O], when asserted, 

                    // indicates that a valid bus cycle is in progress. 

                    // The signal is asserted for the duration of all bus cycles. 

                    // For example, during a BLOCK transfer cycle there can be 

                    // multiple data transfers. The [CYC_O] signal is asserted 

                    // during the first data transfer, and remains asserted 

                    // until the last data transfer. The [CYC_O] signal is useful 

                    // for interfaces with multi-port interfaces 

                    // (such as dual port memories). In these cases, 

                    // the [CYC_O] signal requests use of a common bus from an 

                    // arbiter. Once the arbiter grants the bus to the MASTER, 

                    // it is held until [CYC_O] is negated. 

output [WB_SLAVE -1:0] wbd_cyc_slave;

                    // CYC_O The cycle output [CYC_O], when asserted, 

                    // indicates that a valid bus cycle is in progress. 

                    // The signal is asserted for the duration of all bus cycles. 

                    // For example, during a BLOCK transfer cycle there can be 

                    // multiple data transfers. The [CYC_O] signal is asserted 

                    // during the first data transfer, and remains asserted 

                    // until the last data transfer. The [CYC_O] signal is useful 

                    // for interfaces with multi-port interfaces 

                    // (such as dual port memories). In these cases, 

                    // the [CYC_O] signal requests use of a common bus from an 

                    // arbiter. Once the arbiter grants the bus to the MASTER, 

                    // it is held until [CYC_O] is negated. 

input [(WB_MASTER * D_WD)-1:0] wbd_din_master;

                    // DAT_I(63..0) The data input array [DAT_I(63..0)] is 

                    // used to pass binary data. The array boundaries are 

                    // determined by the port size. Also see the [DAT_O(63..0)] 

                    // and [SEL_O(7..0)] signal descriptions. 

output [(WB_SLAVE * D_WD)-1:0] wbd_din_slave;

                    // DAT_I(63..0) The data input array [DAT_I(63..0)] is 

                    // used to pass binary data. The array boundaries are 

                    // determined by the port size. Also see the [DAT_O(63..0)] 

                    // and [SEL_O(7..0)] signal descriptions. 

output [(WB_MASTER * D_WD)-1:0] wbd_dout_master;

                    // DAT_O(63..0) The data output array [DAT_O(63..0)] is 

                    // used to pass binary data. The array boundaries are 

                    // determined by the port size. Also see the [DAT_I(63..0)] 

                         // and [SEL_O(7..0)] signal descriptions. 

input [(WB_SLAVE * D_WD)-1:0] wbd_dout_slave;

                    // DAT_O(63..0) The data output array [DAT_O(63..0)] is 

                    // used to pass binary data. The array boundaries are 

                    // determined by the port size. Also see the [DAT_I(63..0)] 

                    // and [SEL_O(7..0)] signal descriptions. 

output [WB_MASTER -1:0]  wbd_err_master;

                    // ERR_I The error input [ERR_I] indicates an abnormal 

                    // cycle termination. The source of the error, and the 

                    // response generated by the MASTER is defined by the IP core 

                    // supplier in the WISHBONE DATASHEET. Also see the [ACK_I] 

                    // and [RTY_I] signal descriptions. 

input [WB_SLAVE -1:0]  wbd_err_slave;

                    // ERR_I The error input [ERR_I] indicates an abnormal 

                    // cycle termination. The source of the error, and the 

                    // response generated by the MASTER is defined by the IP core 

                    // supplier in the WISHBONE DATASHEET. Also see the [ACK_I] 

                    // and [RTY_I] signal descriptions. 

output [WB_MASTER -1:0]   wbd_rty_master;

                    // RTY_I The retry input [RTY_I] indicates that the indicates 

                    // that the interface is not ready to accept or send data, and 

                    // that the cycle should be retried. When and how the cycle is 

                    // retried is defined by the IP core supplier in the WISHBONE 

                    // DATASHEET. Also see the [ERR_I] and [RTY_I] signal 

                    // descriptions. 

input [WB_SLAVE -1:0]   wbd_rty_slave;

                    // RTY_I The retry input [RTY_I] indicates that the indicates 

                    // that the interface is not ready to accept or send data, and 

                    // that the cycle should be retried. When and how the cycle is 

                    // retried is defined by the IP core supplier in the WISHBONE 

                    // DATASHEET. Also see the [ERR_I] and [RTY_I] signal 

                    // descriptions. 

reg  [WB_MASTER-1:0]  wbd_ack_master;

reg  [WB_MASTER-1:0]  wbd_err_master;

reg  [WB_MASTER-1:0]  wbd_rty_master;

reg  [WB_MASTER-1:0]  master_busy; // master busy flag

reg  [WB_SLAVE-1:0]   slave_busy;  // slave busy flag

reg  [TAR_WD -1:0]     master_mx_id[WB_MASTER-1:0];

reg  [TAR_WD -1:0]     slave_mx_id [WB_SLAVE-1:0];

reg  [TAR_WD-1 :0]     cur_target_id;

wire  [TAR_WD-1:0]     wbd_taddr_master_t[WB_MASTER-1:0]; // target address from master 

wire  [D_WD-1:0]       wbd_din_master_t[WB_MASTER-1:0]; // target address from master 

reg   [D_WD-1:0]       wbd_dout_master_t[WB_MASTER-1:0]; // target address from master 

wire  [ADR_WD-1:0]     wbd_adr_master_t[WB_MASTER-1:0]; // target address from master 

wire  [BE_WD-1:0]      wbd_be_master_t[WB_MASTER-1:0]; // target address from master 

reg  [WB_SLAVE-1:0]  wbd_stb_slave;

reg  [WB_SLAVE-1:0]  wbd_we_slave;

reg  [WB_SLAVE-1:0]  wbd_cyc_slave;

wire [D_WD-1:0]      wbd_dout_slave_t[WB_SLAVE-1:0]; // target data towards master 

reg   [D_WD-1:0]     wbd_din_slave_t[WB_SLAVE-1:0]; // target address from master 

reg   [ADR_WD-1:0]    wbd_adr_slave_t[WB_SLAVE-1:0]; // target address from master 

reg   [BE_WD-1:0]     wbd_be_slave_t[WB_SLAVE-1:0]; // target address from master 

integer i,k,l;

/**********************************************************

   Re-Arraging the array in seperate two dimensional information

***********************************************************/

genvar j,m;

generate

  // Connect the Master Mux

  for(j=0; j < WB_MASTER ; j = j + 1) begin : master_expand

     assign wbd_taddr_master_t[j] = wbd_taddr_master[((j+1)*TAR_WD)-1:j * TAR_WD];

     assign wbd_din_master_t[j]  = wbd_din_master[((j+1)*D_WD)-1:j * D_WD];

     assign wbd_adr_master_t[j]  = wbd_adr_master[((j+1)*ADR_WD)-1:j * ADR_WD];

     assign wbd_be_master_t[j]   = wbd_be_master[((j+1)*BE_WD)-1:j * BE_WD];

     assign wbd_dout_master[((j+1)*D_WD)-1:j * D_WD] = wbd_dout_master_t[j];

  end

  // Connect the Slave Mux

  for(m=0; m < WB_SLAVE ; m = m + 1) begin : slave_expand

     assign wbd_din_slave[((m+1)*D_WD)-1:m * D_WD]        = wbd_din_slave_t[m];

     assign wbd_adr_slave[((m+1)*ADR_WD)-1:m * ADR_WD]   = wbd_adr_slave_t[m];

     assign wbd_be_slave[((m+1)*BE_WD)-1:m * BE_WD]      = wbd_be_slave_t[m];

     assign wbd_dout_slave_t[m]   = wbd_dout_slave[((m+1)*D_WD)-1:m * D_WD];

  end

endgenerate

always @*   begin

   for(k = 0; k < WB_MASTER; k = k + 1) begin

      if(master_busy[k] == 1) begin

         wbd_dout_master_t[k] = wbd_dout_slave_t[master_mx_id[k]];

         wbd_ack_master[k]    = wbd_ack_slave[master_mx_id[k]];

         wbd_err_master[k]    = wbd_err_slave[master_mx_id[k]];

         wbd_rty_master[k]    = wbd_rty_slave[master_mx_id[k]];

      end else begin

         wbd_dout_master_t[k] = 0;

         wbd_ack_master[k]    = 0;

         wbd_err_master[k]    = 0;

         wbd_rty_master[k]    = 0;

      end

   end

   for(l = 0; l < WB_SLAVE; l = l + 1) begin

      if(slave_busy[l] == 1) begin

         wbd_din_slave_t[l]  = wbd_din_master_t[slave_mx_id[l]];

         wbd_adr_slave_t[l]  = wbd_adr_master_t[slave_mx_id[l]];

         wbd_be_slave_t[l]   = wbd_be_master_t[slave_mx_id[l]];

         wbd_stb_slave[l]    = wbd_stb_master[slave_mx_id[l]];

         wbd_we_slave[l]     = wbd_we_master[slave_mx_id[l]];

         wbd_cyc_slave[l]    = wbd_cyc_master[slave_mx_id[l]];

      end else begin

         wbd_din_slave_t[l]  = 0;

         wbd_adr_slave_t[l]  = 0;

         wbd_be_slave_t[l]   = 0;

         wbd_stb_slave[l]    = 0;

         wbd_we_slave[l]     = 0;

         wbd_cyc_slave[l]    = 0;

      end

   end

end

/*******************************************************

   Parsing through the master and deciding on mux connectio

   Step-1: analysis the master from 0 to total master

   Step-2: If the previously master is not busy,

           Then check for any new request from the master and

           check corresponding slave is free or not. If there is

           master request and requesting slave is free.

           Then set the master max id to slave id &

           requesting slave to master number & set the master

           and slave busy flag

   Step-3: If the previous state of master is busy and bus-cycle

           is de-asserted, then reset the master and corresponding

           slave busy flag

*********************************************************/

always @(negedge rst_n or posedge clk) begin

   if(rst_n == 0) begin

      master_busy   <= 0;

      slave_busy    <= 0;

   end else begin

      for(i = 0; i < WB_MASTER; i = i + 1) begin

         cur_target_id                     = wbd_taddr_master_t[i];

         if(master_busy[i] == 0) begin

            if(wbd_stb_master[i] & slave_busy[wbd_taddr_master_t[i]] == 0) begin

               master_mx_id[i] <= wbd_taddr_master_t[i];

               slave_mx_id [wbd_taddr_master_t[i]] <= i;

               slave_busy[wbd_taddr_master_t[i]]   <= 1;

               master_busy[i]              <= 1;

               // synopsys translate_off

               // $display("%m:%t: Locking Master : %d with Slave : %d",$time,i,wbd_taddr_master_t[i]);

               // synopsys translate_on

            end

         end else if(wbd_cyc_master[i] == 0) begin

            if(master_busy[i] == 1) begin

            // synopsys translate_off

            //  $display("%m:%t: Releasing Master : %d with Slave : %d",$time,i,wbd_taddr_master_t[i]);

            // synopsys translate_on

            end

            master_busy[i]            <= 0;

            slave_busy[wbd_taddr_master_t[i]] <= 0;

         end

      end

   end

end

endmodule