Can I modify the verilog files of mor1kx inside the fusesoc and run a new application simulation.

what I found is the verilog files in mor1kx inside the build folder are being created after calling>>
fusesoc sim mor1kx-generic --elf-load hello.elf --trace_enable --vcd

how can I change openrisc rtl files and try to simulte after that??

Thank you for your help in advance.

if you need more info please inform me

Haider

the problem I got is inside
or1k/orpsoc-cores/systems/mor1kx-generic/mor1kx-generic.core

the code is

CAPI=1
[main]
description = "Minimal mor1kx simulation environment"
depend =
mmuart
mor1kx
ram_wb
uart16550
uart16550_model
vlog_tb_utils
verilator_tb_utils
wb_bfm
wb_intercon
jtag_vpi
jtag_tap
adv_debug_sys
.....

how I can see and modify mor1kx and rum the simulation again.

thanks

Hi Haider,

The best way is to override the mor1kx core. The following steps should work for this

1. Create a new directory (we will refer to this directory as $corelib from now on)

2. Clone the mor1kx git repository here. (cd $corelib; git clone https://github.com/openrisc/mor1kx)

3. Copy mor1kx.core to $corelib/mor1kx (mor1kx.core should be in $HOME/.local/share/orpsoc-cores/cores/mor1kx if you used fusesoc init to get orpsoc-cores)

4. Edit mor1kx.core and remove the section [provider] and everything below (This will stop FuseSoC from downloading the core and use files from the directory containing the .core file instead.

5. Edit fusesoc.conf in your workspace directory (or in $HOME/.config/fusesoc/ if you want it for all workspaces that don't have its own fusesoc.conf) and add the path to $corelib at the end of the line that begin with "cores_root = ". (This will tell FuseSoC to look for additional cores in $corelib and override cores that it has already found. You can also use fusesoc --cores-root=/path/to/$corelib ... if you don't want to edit config files

6. Verify that the new core is found by running fusesoc core-info mor1kx. You should see that "Core root: " is set to $corelib/mor1kx

Now you can hack the code in $corelib/mor1kx as much as you want and just run fusesoc sim --force mor1kx-generic --lots-of-other-options

Pheww.. That was a long post. It once again reminded me that I should start writing some proper documentation for FuseSoC :)

Please let me know how it goes

Best Regards,
Olof

Thanks you are great..