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Intel's Smart 3 Advanced Boot Block verilog model consists of 5 files.  One

file, "adv_bb.v" contains the basic model for the Smart 3 Advanced Boot Block

Flash Memory Family.  The other files depend upon the device being modeled.

One file is used to parametize the model (dp*.v) for the specific device.

This file will call out other files to be loaded which contain:

        *.bkb   block begin addressed.

        *.bke   block end addresses.

        *.bkt   block type information.

The parameterization file will call out the names of the other files.  This

file must be loaded into the simulator before the main model file "adv_bb.v"

as it contains definitions required for the model.  Since the flash device

can have the boot block at the top or bottom, files containg the block

information (start address, end address and type) for both top and bottom

boot block components are included (f160b3b.* for bottom; f160b3t.* for top).

Test files, t160b3?.v, illustrating the interaction between the microprocessor

and the flash memory are also included.  These test files can be changed to

test different scenarios representative of specific applications.