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//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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// Copyright (C) 2001 Authors
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//
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// This source file may be used and distributed without restriction provided
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// that this copyright statement is not removed from the file and that any
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// derivative work contains the original copyright notice and the associated
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// disclaimer.
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//
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// This source file is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
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// it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published
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// by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2.1 of the License, or
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// (at your option) any later version.
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//
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// This source is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
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// ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or
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// FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public
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// License for more details.
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// You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
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// along with this source; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation,
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// Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA  02110-1301  USA
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//
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//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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//
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// *File Name: omsp_frontend.v
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// 
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// *Module Description:
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//                       openMSP430 Instruction fetch and decode unit
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//
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// *Author(s):
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//              - Olivier Girard,    olgirard@gmail.com
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//
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//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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// $Rev: 60 $
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// $LastChangedBy: olivier.girard $
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// $LastChangedDate: 2010-02-03 22:12:25 +0100 (Mi, 03 Feb 2010) $
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//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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`include "timescale.v"
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`include "openMSP430_defines.v"
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module  omsp_frontend (
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// OUTPUTs
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    dbg_halt_st,                   // Halt/Run status from CPU
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    decode_noirq,                  // Frontend decode instruction
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    e_state,                       // Execution state
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    exec_done,                     // Execution completed
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    inst_ad,                       // Decoded Inst: destination addressing mode
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    inst_as,                       // Decoded Inst: source addressing mode
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    inst_alu,                      // ALU control signals
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    inst_bw,                       // Decoded Inst: byte width
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    inst_dest,                     // Decoded Inst: destination (one hot)
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    inst_dext,                     // Decoded Inst: destination extended instruction word
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    inst_irq_rst,                  // Decoded Inst: Reset interrupt
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    inst_jmp,                      // Decoded Inst: Conditional jump
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    inst_sext,                     // Decoded Inst: source extended instruction word
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    inst_so,                       // Decoded Inst: Single-operand arithmetic
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    inst_src,                      // Decoded Inst: source (one hot)
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    inst_type,                     // Decoded Instruction type
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    irq_acc,                       // Interrupt request accepted (one-hot signal)
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    mab,                           // Frontend Memory address bus
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    mb_en,                         // Frontend Memory bus enable
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    nmi_acc,                       // Non-Maskable interrupt request accepted
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    pc,                            // Program counter
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    pc_nxt,                        // Next PC value (for CALL & IRQ)
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// INPUTs
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    cpuoff,                        // Turns off the CPU
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    dbg_halt_cmd,                  // Halt CPU command
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    dbg_reg_sel,                   // Debug selected register for rd/wr access
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    fe_pmem_wait,                  // Frontend wait for Instruction fetch
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    gie,                           // General interrupt enable
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    irq,                           // Maskable interrupts
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    mclk,                          // Main system clock
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    mdb_in,                        // Frontend Memory data bus input
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    nmi_evt,                       // Non-maskable interrupt event
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    pc_sw,                         // Program counter software value
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    pc_sw_wr,                      // Program counter software write
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    puc,                           // Main system reset
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    wdt_irq                        // Watchdog-timer interrupt
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);
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// OUTPUTs
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//=========
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output              dbg_halt_st;   // Halt/Run status from CPU
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output              decode_noirq;  // Frontend decode instruction
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output        [3:0] e_state;       // Execution state
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output              exec_done;     // Execution completed
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output        [7:0] inst_ad;       // Decoded Inst: destination addressing mode
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output        [7:0] inst_as;       // Decoded Inst: source addressing mode
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output       [11:0] inst_alu;      // ALU control signals
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output              inst_bw;       // Decoded Inst: byte width
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output       [15:0] inst_dest;     // Decoded Inst: destination (one hot)
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output       [15:0] inst_dext;     // Decoded Inst: destination extended instruction word
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output              inst_irq_rst;  // Decoded Inst: Reset interrupt
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output        [7:0] inst_jmp;      // Decoded Inst: Conditional jump
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output       [15:0] inst_sext;     // Decoded Inst: source extended instruction word
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output        [7:0] inst_so;       // Decoded Inst: Single-operand arithmetic
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output       [15:0] inst_src;      // Decoded Inst: source (one hot)
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output        [2:0] inst_type;     // Decoded Instruction type
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output       [13:0] irq_acc;       // Interrupt request accepted (one-hot signal)
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output       [15:0] mab;           // Frontend Memory address bus
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output              mb_en;         // Frontend Memory bus enable
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output              nmi_acc;       // Non-Maskable interrupt request accepted
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output       [15:0] pc;            // Program counter
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output       [15:0] pc_nxt;        // Next PC value (for CALL & IRQ)
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// INPUTs
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//=========
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input               cpuoff;        // Turns off the CPU
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input               dbg_halt_cmd;  // Halt CPU command
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input         [3:0] dbg_reg_sel;   // Debug selected register for rd/wr access
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input               fe_pmem_wait;  // Frontend wait for Instruction fetch
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input               gie;           // General interrupt enable
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input        [13:0] irq;           // Maskable interrupts
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input               mclk;          // Main system clock
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input        [15:0] mdb_in;        // Frontend Memory data bus input
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input               nmi_evt;       // Non-maskable interrupt event
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input        [15:0] pc_sw;         // Program counter software value
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input               pc_sw_wr;      // Program counter software write
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input               puc;           // Main system reset
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input               wdt_irq;       // Watchdog-timer interrupt
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//=============================================================================
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// 1)  FRONTEND STATE MACHINE
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//=============================================================================
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// The wire "conv" is used as state bits to calculate the next response
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reg  [2:0] i_state;
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reg  [2:0] i_state_nxt;
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reg  [1:0] inst_sz;
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wire [1:0] inst_sz_nxt;
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wire       irq_detect;
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wire [2:0] inst_type_nxt;
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wire       is_const;
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reg [15:0] sconst_nxt;
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reg  [3:0] e_state_nxt;
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// State machine definitons
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parameter I_IRQ_FETCH = 3'h0;
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parameter I_IRQ_DONE  = 3'h1;
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parameter I_DEC       = 3'h2; // New instruction ready for decode
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parameter I_EXT1      = 3'h3; // 1st Extension word
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parameter I_EXT2      = 3'h4; // 2nd Extension word
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parameter I_IDLE      = 3'h5; // CPU is in IDLE mode
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// States Transitions
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always @(i_state   or inst_sz    or inst_sz_nxt or pc_sw_wr     or exec_done or
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         exec_done or irq_detect or cpuoff      or dbg_halt_cmd or e_state)
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    case(i_state)
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      I_IDLE     : i_state_nxt = (irq_detect & ~dbg_halt_cmd) ? I_IRQ_FETCH :
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                                 (~cpuoff    & ~dbg_halt_cmd) ? I_DEC       : I_IDLE;
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      I_IRQ_FETCH: i_state_nxt =  I_IRQ_DONE;
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      I_IRQ_DONE : i_state_nxt =  I_DEC;
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      I_DEC      : i_state_nxt =  irq_detect                  ? I_IRQ_FETCH :
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                          (cpuoff | dbg_halt_cmd) & exec_done ? I_IDLE      :
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                            dbg_halt_cmd & (e_state==`E_IDLE) ? I_IDLE      :
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                                  pc_sw_wr                    ? I_DEC       :
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                             ~exec_done & ~(e_state==`E_IDLE) ? I_DEC       :        // Wait in decode state
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                                  (inst_sz_nxt!=2'b00)        ? I_EXT1      : I_DEC; // until execution is completed
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      I_EXT1     : i_state_nxt =  irq_detect                  ? I_IRQ_FETCH :
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                                  pc_sw_wr                    ? I_DEC       :
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                                  (inst_sz!=2'b01)            ? I_EXT2      : I_DEC;
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      I_EXT2     : i_state_nxt =  irq_detect                  ? I_IRQ_FETCH : I_DEC;
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      default    : i_state_nxt =  I_IRQ_FETCH;
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    endcase
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// State machine
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always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
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  if (puc) i_state  <= I_IRQ_FETCH;
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  else     i_state  <= i_state_nxt;
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// Utility signals
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wire   decode_noirq =  ((i_state==I_DEC) &  (exec_done | (e_state==`E_IDLE)));
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wire   decode       =  decode_noirq | irq_detect;
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wire   fetch        = ~((i_state==I_DEC) & ~(exec_done | (e_state==`E_IDLE))) & ~(e_state_nxt==`E_IDLE);
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// Debug interface cpu status
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reg    dbg_halt_st;
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always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
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  if (puc)  dbg_halt_st <= 1'b0;
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  else      dbg_halt_st <= dbg_halt_cmd & (i_state_nxt==I_IDLE);
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//=============================================================================
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// 2)  INTERRUPT HANDLING
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//=============================================================================
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// Detect nmi interrupt
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reg         inst_nmi;
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always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
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  if (puc)                      inst_nmi <= 1'b0;
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  else if (nmi_evt)             inst_nmi <= 1'b1;
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  else if (i_state==I_IRQ_DONE) inst_nmi <= 1'b0;
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// Detect reset interrupt
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reg         inst_irq_rst;
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always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
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  if (puc)                      inst_irq_rst <= 1'b1;
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  else if (exec_done)           inst_irq_rst <= 1'b0;
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//  Detect other interrupts
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assign  irq_detect = (inst_nmi | ((|irq | wdt_irq) & gie)) & ~dbg_halt_cmd & (exec_done | (i_state==I_IDLE));
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// Select interrupt vector
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reg  [3:0] irq_num;
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always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
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  if (puc)             irq_num <= 4'hf;
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  else if (irq_detect) irq_num <= inst_nmi           ?  4'he :
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                                  irq[13]            ?  4'hd :
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                                  irq[12]            ?  4'hc :
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                                  irq[11]            ?  4'hb :
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                                 (irq[10] | wdt_irq) ?  4'ha :
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                                  irq[9]             ?  4'h9 :
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                                  irq[8]             ?  4'h8 :
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                                  irq[7]             ?  4'h7 :
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                                  irq[6]             ?  4'h6 :
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                                  irq[5]             ?  4'h5 :
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                                  irq[4]             ?  4'h4 :
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                                  irq[3]             ?  4'h3 :
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                                  irq[2]             ?  4'h2 :
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                                  irq[1]             ?  4'h1 :
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                                  irq[0]             ?  4'h0 : 4'hf;
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wire [15:0] irq_addr    = {11'h7ff, irq_num, 1'b0};
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// Interrupt request accepted
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wire [15:0] irq_acc_all = (16'h0001 << irq_num) & {16{(i_state==I_IRQ_FETCH)}};
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wire [13:0] irq_acc     = irq_acc_all[13:0];
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wire        nmi_acc     = irq_acc_all[14];
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//=============================================================================
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// 3)  FETCH INSTRUCTION
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//=============================================================================
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//
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// 3.1) PROGRAM COUNTER & MEMORY INTERFACE
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//-----------------------------------------
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// Program counter
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reg  [15:0] pc;
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// Compute next PC value
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wire [15:0] pc_incr = pc + {14'h0000, fetch, 1'b0};
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wire [15:0] pc_nxt  = pc_sw_wr               ? pc_sw    :
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                      (i_state==I_IRQ_FETCH) ? irq_addr :
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                      (i_state==I_IRQ_DONE)  ? mdb_in   :  pc_incr;
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always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
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  if (puc)  pc <= 16'h0000;
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  else      pc <= pc_nxt;
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// Check if ROM has been busy in order to retry ROM access
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reg pmem_busy;
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always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
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  if (puc)  pmem_busy <= 16'h0000;
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  else      pmem_busy <= fe_pmem_wait;
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// Memory interface
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wire [15:0] mab      = pc_nxt;
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wire        mb_en    = fetch | pc_sw_wr | (i_state==I_IRQ_FETCH) | pmem_busy | (dbg_halt_st & ~dbg_halt_cmd);
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//
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// 3.2) INSTRUCTION REGISTER
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// Instruction register
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wire [15:0] ir  = mdb_in;
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// Detect if source extension word is required
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wire is_sext = (inst_as[`IDX] | inst_as[`SYMB] | inst_as[`ABS] | inst_as[`IMM]);
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// Detect if destination extension word is required
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wire is_dext = (inst_ad[`IDX] | inst_ad[`SYMB] | inst_ad[`ABS]);
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wire [15:0] ext_incr = ((i_state==I_EXT1)     &  inst_as[`SYMB]) |
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                       ((i_state==I_EXT2)     &  inst_ad[`SYMB]) |
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                       ((i_state==I_EXT1)     & ~inst_as[`SYMB] &
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                       ~(i_state_nxt==I_EXT2) &  inst_ad[`SYMB])   ? 16'hfffe : 16'h0000;
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// Store source extension word
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reg [15:0] inst_sext;
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  if (puc)                                     inst_sext <= 16'h0000;
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  else if (decode & is_const)                  inst_sext <= sconst_nxt;
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  else if (decode & inst_type_nxt[`INST_JMP])  inst_sext <= {{5{ir[9]}},ir[9:0],1'b0};
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  else if ((i_state==I_EXT1) & is_sext)        inst_sext <= ext_nxt;
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// Source extension word is ready
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wire inst_sext_rdy = (i_state==I_EXT1) & is_sext;
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// Store destination extension word
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reg [15:0] inst_dext;
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always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
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  if (puc)                               inst_dext <= 16'h0000;
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  else if ((i_state==I_EXT1) & ~is_sext) inst_dext <= ext_nxt;
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  else if  (i_state==I_EXT2)             inst_dext <= ext_nxt;
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// Destination extension word is ready
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wire inst_dext_rdy = (((i_state==I_EXT1) & ~is_sext) | (i_state==I_EXT2));
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//=============================================================================
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// 4)  DECODE INSTRUCTION
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//=============================================================================
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// 4.1) OPCODE: INSTRUCTION TYPE
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// Instructions type is encoded in a one hot fashion as following:
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// 3'b001: Single-operand arithmetic
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// 3'b010: Conditional jump
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// 3'b100: Two-operand arithmetic
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reg  [2:0] inst_type;
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assign     inst_type_nxt = {(ir[15:14]!=2'b00),
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                            (ir[15:13]==3'b001),
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                            (ir[15:13]==3'b000)} & {3{~irq_detect}};
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always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
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  if (puc)                      inst_type <= 3'b000;
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  else if (decode)              inst_type <= inst_type_nxt;
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//
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// 4.2) OPCODE: SINGLE-OPERAND ARITHMETIC
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// Instructions are encoded in a one hot fashion as following:
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//
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// 8'b00000001: RRC
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// 8'b00000010: SWPB
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// 8'b00000100: RRA
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// 8'b00001000: SXT
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// 8'b00010000: PUSH
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// 8'b00100000: CALL
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// 8'b01000000: RETI
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// 8'b10000000: IRQ
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reg   [7:0] inst_so;
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wire  [7:0] inst_so_nxt = irq_detect ? 8'h80 : ((8'h01<<ir[9:7]) & {8{inst_type_nxt[`INST_SO]}});
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always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
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  if (puc)         inst_so <= 8'h00;
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  else if (decode) inst_so <= inst_so_nxt;
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//
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// 4.3) OPCODE: CONDITIONAL JUMP
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// Instructions are encoded in a one hot fashion as following:
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//
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// 8'b00000001: JNE/JNZ
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// 8'b00000010: JEQ/JZ
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// 8'b00000100: JNC/JLO
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// 8'b00001000: JC/JHS
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// 8'b00010000: JN
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// 8'b00100000: JGE
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// 8'b01000000: JL
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// 8'b10000000: JMP
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reg   [2:0] inst_jmp_bin;
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always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
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  if (puc)         inst_jmp_bin <= 3'h0;
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  else if (decode) inst_jmp_bin <= ir[12:10];
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wire [7:0] inst_jmp = (8'h01<<inst_jmp_bin) & {8{inst_type[`INST_JMP]}};
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//
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// 4.4) OPCODE: TWO-OPERAND ARITHMETIC
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//-------------------------------------
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// Instructions are encoded in a one hot fashion as following:
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//
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// 12'b000000000001: MOV
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// 12'b000000000010: ADD
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// 12'b000000000100: ADDC
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// 12'b000000001000: SUBC
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// 12'b000000010000: SUB
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// 12'b000000100000: CMP
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// 12'b000001000000: DADD
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// 12'b000010000000: BIT
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// 12'b000100000000: BIC
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// 12'b001000000000: BIS
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// 12'b010000000000: XOR
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// 12'b100000000000: AND
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wire [15:0] inst_to_1hot = (16'h0001<<ir[15:12]) & {16{inst_type_nxt[`INST_TO]}};
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wire [11:0] inst_to_nxt  = inst_to_1hot[15:4];
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//
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// 4.5) SOURCE AND DESTINATION REGISTERS
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//---------------------------------------
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// Destination register
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reg [3:0] inst_dest_bin;
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always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
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  if (puc)         inst_dest_bin <= 4'h0;
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  else if (decode) inst_dest_bin <= ir[3:0];
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wire  [15:0] inst_dest = dbg_halt_st          ? (16'h0001 << dbg_reg_sel) :
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                         inst_type[`INST_JMP] ? 16'h0001                  :
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                         inst_so[`IRQ]  |
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                         inst_so[`PUSH] |
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                         inst_so[`CALL]       ? 16'h0002                  :
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                                                (16'h0001 << inst_dest_bin);
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// Source register
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reg [3:0] inst_src_bin;
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always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
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  if (puc)         inst_src_bin <= 4'h0;
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  else if (decode) inst_src_bin <= ir[11:8];
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wire  [15:0] inst_src = inst_type[`INST_TO] ? (16'h0001 << inst_src_bin)  :
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                        inst_so[`RETI]      ? 16'h0002                    :
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                        inst_so[`IRQ]       ? 16'h0001                    :
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                        inst_type[`INST_SO] ? (16'h0001 << inst_dest_bin) : 16'h0000;
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//
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// 4.6) SOURCE ADDRESSING MODES
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//--------------------------------
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// Source addressing modes are encoded in a one hot fashion as following:
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//
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// 13'b0000000000001: Register direct.
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// 13'b0000000000010: Register indexed.
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// 13'b0000000000100: Register indirect.
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// 13'b0000000001000: Register indirect autoincrement.
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// 13'b0000000010000: Symbolic (operand is in memory at address PC+x).
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// 13'b0000000100000: Immediate (operand is next word in the instruction stream).
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// 13'b0000001000000: Absolute (operand is in memory at address x).
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// 13'b0000010000000: Constant 4.
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// 13'b0000100000000: Constant 8.
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// 13'b0001000000000: Constant 0.
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// 13'b0010000000000: Constant 1.
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// 13'b0100000000000: Constant 2.
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// 13'b1000000000000: Constant -1.
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reg [12:0] inst_as_nxt;
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wire [3:0] src_reg = inst_type_nxt[`INST_SO] ? ir[3:0] : ir[11:8];
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always @(src_reg or ir or inst_type_nxt)
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  begin
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     if (inst_type_nxt[`INST_JMP])
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       inst_as_nxt =  13'b0000000000001;
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     else if (src_reg==4'h3) // Addressing mode using R3
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       case (ir[5:4])
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         2'b11  : inst_as_nxt =  13'b1000000000000;
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         2'b10  : inst_as_nxt =  13'b0100000000000;
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         2'b01  : inst_as_nxt =  13'b0010000000000;
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         default: inst_as_nxt =  13'b0001000000000;
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       endcase
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     else if (src_reg==4'h2) // Addressing mode using R2
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       case (ir[5:4])
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         2'b11  : inst_as_nxt =  13'b0000100000000;
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         2'b10  : inst_as_nxt =  13'b0000010000000;
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         2'b01  : inst_as_nxt =  13'b0000001000000;
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         default: inst_as_nxt =  13'b0000000000001;
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       endcase
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     else if (src_reg==4'h0) // Addressing mode using R0
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       case (ir[5:4])
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         2'b11  : inst_as_nxt =  13'b0000000100000;
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         2'b10  : inst_as_nxt =  13'b0000000000100;
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         2'b01  : inst_as_nxt =  13'b0000000010000;
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         default: inst_as_nxt =  13'b0000000000001;
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       endcase
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     else                    // General Addressing mode
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       case (ir[5:4])
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         2'b11  : inst_as_nxt =  13'b0000000001000;
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         2'b10  : inst_as_nxt =  13'b0000000000100;
482
         2'b01  : inst_as_nxt =  13'b0000000000010;
483
         default: inst_as_nxt =  13'b0000000000001;
484
       endcase
485
  end
486
assign    is_const = |inst_as_nxt[12:7];
487
 
488
reg [7:0] inst_as;
489
always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
490
  if (puc)         inst_as <= 8'h00;
491
  else if (decode) inst_as <= {is_const, inst_as_nxt[6:0]};
492
 
493
 
494
// 13'b0000010000000: Constant 4.
495
// 13'b0000100000000: Constant 8.
496
// 13'b0001000000000: Constant 0.
497
// 13'b0010000000000: Constant 1.
498
// 13'b0100000000000: Constant 2.
499
// 13'b1000000000000: Constant -1.
500
always @(inst_as_nxt)
501
  begin
502
     if (inst_as_nxt[7])        sconst_nxt = 16'h0004;
503
     else if (inst_as_nxt[8])   sconst_nxt = 16'h0008;
504
     else if (inst_as_nxt[9])   sconst_nxt = 16'h0000;
505
     else if (inst_as_nxt[10])  sconst_nxt = 16'h0001;
506
     else if (inst_as_nxt[11])  sconst_nxt = 16'h0002;
507
     else if (inst_as_nxt[12])  sconst_nxt = 16'hffff;
508
     else                       sconst_nxt = 16'h0000;
509
  end
510
 
511
 
512
//
513
// 4.7) DESTINATION ADDRESSING MODES
514
//-----------------------------------
515
// Destination addressing modes are encoded in a one hot fashion as following:
516
//
517
// 8'b00000001: Register direct.
518
// 8'b00000010: Register indexed.
519
// 8'b00010000: Symbolic (operand is in memory at address PC+x).
520
// 8'b01000000: Absolute (operand is in memory at address x).
521
 
522
reg  [7:0] inst_ad_nxt;
523
 
524
wire [3:0] dest_reg = ir[3:0];
525
 
526
always @(dest_reg or ir or inst_type_nxt)
527
  begin
528
     if (~inst_type_nxt[`INST_TO])
529
       inst_ad_nxt =  8'b00000000;
530
     else if (dest_reg==4'h2)   // Addressing mode using R2
531
       case (ir[7])
532
         1'b1   : inst_ad_nxt =  8'b01000000;
533
         default: inst_ad_nxt =  8'b00000001;
534
       endcase
535
     else if (dest_reg==4'h0)   // Addressing mode using R0
536
       case (ir[7])
537
         2'b1   : inst_ad_nxt =  8'b00010000;
538
         default: inst_ad_nxt =  8'b00000001;
539
       endcase
540
     else                       // General Addressing mode
541
       case (ir[7])
542
         2'b1   : inst_ad_nxt =  8'b00000010;
543
         default: inst_ad_nxt =  8'b00000001;
544
       endcase
545
  end
546
 
547
reg [7:0] inst_ad;
548
always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
549
  if (puc)         inst_ad <= 8'h00;
550
  else if (decode) inst_ad <= inst_ad_nxt;
551
 
552
 
553
//
554
// 4.8) REMAINING INSTRUCTION DECODING
555
//-------------------------------------
556
 
557
// Operation size
558
reg       inst_bw;
559
always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
560
  if (puc)         inst_bw     <= 1'b0;
561
  else if (decode) inst_bw     <= ir[6] & ~inst_type_nxt[`INST_JMP] & ~irq_detect & ~dbg_halt_cmd;
562
 
563
// Extended instruction size
564
assign    inst_sz_nxt = {1'b0,  (inst_as_nxt[`IDX] | inst_as_nxt[`SYMB] | inst_as_nxt[`ABS] | inst_as_nxt[`IMM])} +
565
                        {1'b0, ((inst_ad_nxt[`IDX] | inst_ad_nxt[`SYMB] | inst_ad_nxt[`ABS]) & ~inst_type_nxt[`INST_SO])};
566
always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
567
  if (puc)         inst_sz     <= 2'b00;
568
  else if (decode) inst_sz     <= inst_sz_nxt;
569
 
570
 
571
//=============================================================================
572
// 5)  EXECUTION-UNIT STATE MACHINE
573
//=============================================================================
574
 
575
// State machine registers
576
reg  [3:0] e_state;
577
 
578
 
579
// State machine control signals
580
//--------------------------------
581
 
582
wire src_acalc_pre =  inst_as_nxt[`IDX]   | inst_as_nxt[`SYMB]    | inst_as_nxt[`ABS];
583
wire src_rd_pre    =  inst_as_nxt[`INDIR] | inst_as_nxt[`INDIR_I] | inst_as_nxt[`IMM]  | inst_so_nxt[`RETI];
584
wire dst_acalc_pre =  inst_ad_nxt[`IDX]   | inst_ad_nxt[`SYMB]    | inst_ad_nxt[`ABS];
585
wire dst_acalc     =  inst_ad[`IDX]       | inst_ad[`SYMB]        | inst_ad[`ABS];
586
wire dst_rd_pre    =  inst_ad_nxt[`IDX]   | inst_so_nxt[`PUSH]    | inst_so_nxt[`CALL] | inst_so_nxt[`RETI];
587
wire dst_rd        =  inst_ad[`IDX]       | inst_so[`PUSH]        | inst_so[`CALL]     | inst_so[`RETI];
588
 
589
wire inst_branch   =  (inst_ad_nxt[`DIR] & (ir[3:0]==4'h0)) | inst_type_nxt[`INST_JMP] | inst_so_nxt[`RETI];
590
 
591
reg exec_jmp;
592
always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
593
  if (puc)                       exec_jmp <= 1'b0;
594
  else if (inst_branch & decode) exec_jmp <= 1'b1;
595
  else if (e_state==`E_JUMP)     exec_jmp <= 1'b0;
596
 
597
reg exec_dst_wr;
598
always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
599
  if (puc)                     exec_dst_wr <= 1'b0;
600
  else if (e_state==`E_DST_RD) exec_dst_wr <= 1'b1;
601
  else if (e_state==`E_DST_WR) exec_dst_wr <= 1'b0;
602
 
603
reg exec_src_wr;
604
always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
605
  if (puc)                                               exec_src_wr <= 1'b0;
606
  else if (inst_type[`INST_SO] & (e_state==`E_SRC_RD))   exec_src_wr <= 1'b1;
607
  else if ((e_state==`E_SRC_WR) || (e_state==`E_DST_WR)) exec_src_wr <= 1'b0;
608
 
609
reg exec_dext_rdy;
610
always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
611
  if (puc)                     exec_dext_rdy <= 1'b0;
612
  else if (e_state==`E_DST_RD) exec_dext_rdy <= 1'b0;
613
  else if (inst_dext_rdy)      exec_dext_rdy <= 1'b1;
614
 
615
// Execution first state
616
//wire [3:0] e_first_state = dbg_halt_cmd        ? `E_IDLE   :
617
wire [3:0] e_first_state = ~dbg_halt_st  & inst_so_nxt[`IRQ] ? `E_IRQ_0  :
618
                            dbg_halt_cmd | (i_state==I_IDLE) ? `E_IDLE   :
619
                            cpuoff                           ? `E_IDLE   :
620
                            src_acalc_pre                    ? `E_SRC_AD :
621
                            src_rd_pre                       ? `E_SRC_RD :
622
                            dst_acalc_pre                    ? `E_DST_AD :
623
                            dst_rd_pre                       ? `E_DST_RD : `E_EXEC;
624
 
625
 
626
// State machine
627
//--------------------------------
628
 
629
// States Transitions
630
always @(e_state       or dst_acalc     or dst_rd   or inst_sext_rdy or
631
         inst_dext_rdy or exec_dext_rdy or exec_jmp or exec_dst_wr   or
632
         e_first_state or exec_src_wr)
633
    case(e_state)
634
      `E_IDLE   : e_state_nxt =  e_first_state;
635
      `E_IRQ_0  : e_state_nxt =  `E_IRQ_1;
636
      `E_IRQ_1  : e_state_nxt =  `E_IRQ_2;
637
      `E_IRQ_2  : e_state_nxt =  `E_IRQ_3;
638
      `E_IRQ_3  : e_state_nxt =  `E_IRQ_4;
639
      `E_IRQ_4  : e_state_nxt =  `E_EXEC;
640
 
641
      `E_SRC_AD : e_state_nxt =  inst_sext_rdy     ? `E_SRC_RD : `E_SRC_AD;
642
 
643
      `E_SRC_RD : e_state_nxt =  dst_acalc         ? `E_DST_AD :
644
                                 dst_rd            ? `E_DST_RD : `E_EXEC;
645
 
646
      `E_DST_AD : e_state_nxt =  (inst_dext_rdy |
647
                                 exec_dext_rdy)    ? `E_DST_RD : `E_DST_AD;
648
 
649
      `E_DST_RD : e_state_nxt =  `E_EXEC;
650
 
651
      `E_EXEC   : e_state_nxt =  exec_dst_wr       ? `E_DST_WR :
652
                                exec_jmp           ? `E_JUMP   :
653
                                exec_src_wr        ? `E_SRC_WR : e_first_state;
654
 
655
      `E_JUMP   : e_state_nxt =  e_first_state;
656
      `E_DST_WR : e_state_nxt =  exec_jmp           ? `E_JUMP   : e_first_state;
657
      `E_SRC_WR : e_state_nxt =  e_first_state;
658
      default  : e_state_nxt =  `E_IRQ_0;
659
    endcase
660
 
661
// State machine
662
always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
663
  if (puc)     e_state  <= `E_IRQ_1;
664
  else         e_state  <= e_state_nxt;
665
 
666
 
667
// Frontend State machine control signals
668
//----------------------------------------
669
 
670
wire exec_done = exec_jmp        ? (e_state==`E_JUMP)   :
671
                 exec_dst_wr     ? (e_state==`E_DST_WR) :
672
                 exec_src_wr     ? (e_state==`E_SRC_WR) : (e_state==`E_EXEC);
673
 
674
 
675
//=============================================================================
676
// 6)  EXECUTION-UNIT STATE CONTROL
677
//=============================================================================
678
 
679
//
680
// 6.1) ALU CONTROL SIGNALS
681
//-------------------------------------
682
//
683
// 12'b000000000001: Enable ALU source inverter
684
// 12'b000000000010: Enable Incrementer
685
// 12'b000000000100: Enable Incrementer on carry bit
686
// 12'b000000001000: Select Adder
687
// 12'b000000010000: Select AND
688
// 12'b000000100000: Select OR
689
// 12'b000001000000: Select XOR
690
// 12'b000010000000: Select DADD
691
// 12'b000100000000: Update N, Z & C (C=~Z)
692
// 12'b001000000000: Update all status bits
693
// 12'b010000000000: Update status bit for XOR instruction
694
// 12'b100000000000: Don't write to destination
695
 
696
reg  [11:0] inst_alu;
697
 
698
wire        alu_src_inv   = inst_to_nxt[`SUB]  | inst_to_nxt[`SUBC] |
699
                            inst_to_nxt[`CMP]  | inst_to_nxt[`BIC] ;
700
 
701
wire        alu_inc       = inst_to_nxt[`SUB]  | inst_to_nxt[`CMP];
702
 
703
wire        alu_inc_c     = inst_to_nxt[`ADDC] | inst_to_nxt[`DADD] |
704
                            inst_to_nxt[`SUBC];
705
 
706
wire        alu_add       = inst_to_nxt[`ADD]  | inst_to_nxt[`ADDC]       |
707
                            inst_to_nxt[`SUB]  | inst_to_nxt[`SUBC]       |
708
                            inst_to_nxt[`CMP]  | inst_type_nxt[`INST_JMP] |
709
                            inst_so_nxt[`RETI];
710
 
711
 
712
wire        alu_and       = inst_to_nxt[`AND]  | inst_to_nxt[`BIC]  |
713
                            inst_to_nxt[`BIT];
714
 
715
wire        alu_or        = inst_to_nxt[`BIS];
716
 
717
wire        alu_xor       = inst_to_nxt[`XOR];
718
 
719
wire        alu_dadd      = inst_to_nxt[`DADD];
720
 
721
wire        alu_stat_7    = inst_to_nxt[`BIT]  | inst_to_nxt[`AND]  |
722
                            inst_so_nxt[`SXT];
723
 
724
wire        alu_stat_f    = inst_to_nxt[`ADD]  | inst_to_nxt[`ADDC] |
725
                            inst_to_nxt[`SUB]  | inst_to_nxt[`SUBC] |
726
                            inst_to_nxt[`CMP]  | inst_to_nxt[`DADD] |
727
                            inst_to_nxt[`BIT]  | inst_to_nxt[`XOR]  |
728
                            inst_to_nxt[`AND]  |
729
                            inst_so_nxt[`RRC]  | inst_so_nxt[`RRA]  |
730
                            inst_so_nxt[`SXT];
731
 
732
wire        alu_shift     = inst_so_nxt[`RRC]  | inst_so_nxt[`RRA];
733
 
734
wire        exec_no_wr    = inst_to_nxt[`CMP] | inst_to_nxt[`BIT];
735
 
736
always @(posedge mclk or posedge puc)
737
  if (puc)         inst_alu <= 12'h000;
738
  else if (decode) inst_alu <= {exec_no_wr,
739
                                alu_shift,
740
                                alu_stat_f,
741
                                alu_stat_7,
742
                                alu_dadd,
743
                                alu_xor,
744
                                alu_or,
745
                                alu_and,
746
                                alu_add,
747
                                alu_inc_c,
748
                                alu_inc,
749
                                alu_src_inv};
750
 
751
 
752
endmodule // omsp_frontend
753
 
754
`include "openMSP430_undefines.v"

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