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////  File name "pciw_pcir_fifos.v"                               ////
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////  This file is part of the "PCI bridge" project               ////
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////      - Miha Dolenc (mihad@opencores.org)                     ////
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// CVS Revision History
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// $Log: not supported by cvs2svn $
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// Revision 1.5  2003/08/14 13:06:03  simons
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// synchronizer_flop replaced with pci_synchronizer_flop, artisan ram instance updated.
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// Revision 1.4  2003/08/08 16:36:33  tadejm
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// Added 'three_left_out' to pci_pciw_fifo signaling three locations before full. Added comparison between current registered cbe and next unregistered cbe to signal wb_master whether it is allowed to performe burst or not. Due to this, I needed 'three_left_out' so that writing to pci_pciw_fifo can be registered, otherwise timing problems would occure.
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// Revision 1.3  2003/03/26 13:16:18  mihad
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// Added the reset value parameter to the synchronizer flop module.
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// Added resets to all synchronizer flop instances.
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// Repaired initial sync value in fifos.
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// Revision 1.2  2003/01/30 22:01:08  mihad
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// Updated synchronization in top level fifo modules.
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// Revision 1.1  2003/01/27 16:49:31  mihad
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// Changed module and file names. Updated scripts accordingly. FIFO synchronizations changed.
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//
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// Revision 1.10  2002/10/18 03:36:37  tadejm
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// Changed wrong signal name mbist_sen into mbist_ctrl_i.
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//
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// Revision 1.9  2002/10/17 22:51:08  tadejm
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// Changed BIST signals for RAMs.
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//
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// Revision 1.8  2002/10/11 10:09:01  mihad
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// Added additional testcase and changed rst name in BIST to trst
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// Revision 1.7  2002/10/08 17:17:06  mihad
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// Added BIST signals for RAMs.
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//
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// Revision 1.6  2002/09/30 16:03:04  mihad
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// Added meta flop module for easier meta stable FF identification during synthesis
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// Revision 1.5  2002/09/25 15:53:52  mihad
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// Removed all logic from asynchronous reset network
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// Revision 1.4  2002/03/05 11:53:47  mihad
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// Added some testcases, removed un-needed fifo signals
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// Revision 1.3  2002/02/01 15:25:13  mihad
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// Repaired a few bugs, updated specification, added test bench files and design document
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// Revision 1.2  2001/10/05 08:14:30  mihad
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// Revision 1.1.1.1  2001/10/02 15:33:47  mihad
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// New project directory structure
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`include "pci_constants.v"
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// synopsys translate_off
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`include "timescale.v"
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// synopsys translate_on
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module pci_pciw_pcir_fifos
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(
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    wb_clock_in,
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    pci_clock_in,
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    reset_in,
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    pciw_wenable_in,
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    pciw_addr_data_in,
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    pciw_cbe_in,
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    pciw_control_in,
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    pciw_renable_in,
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    pciw_addr_data_out,
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    pciw_cbe_out,
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    pciw_control_out,
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//    pciw_flush_in,    // not used
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    pciw_three_left_out,
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    pciw_two_left_out,
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    pciw_almost_full_out,
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    pciw_full_out,
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    pciw_almost_empty_out,
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    pciw_empty_out,
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    pciw_transaction_ready_out,
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    pcir_wenable_in,
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    pcir_data_in,
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    pcir_be_in,
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    pcir_control_in,
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    pcir_renable_in,
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    pcir_data_out,
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    pcir_be_out,
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    pcir_control_out,
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    pcir_flush_in,
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    pcir_full_out,
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    pcir_almost_empty_out,
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    pcir_empty_out,
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    pcir_transaction_ready_out
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`ifdef PCI_BIST
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    ,
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    // debug chain signals
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    mbist_si_i,       // bist scan serial in
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    mbist_so_o,       // bist scan serial out
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    mbist_ctrl_i        // bist chain shift control
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`endif
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) ;
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/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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System inputs:
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wb_clock_in - WISHBONE bus clock
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pci_clock_in - PCI bus clock
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reset_in - reset from control logic
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
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input wb_clock_in, pci_clock_in, reset_in ;
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/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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PCI WRITE FIFO interface signals prefixed with pciw_ - FIFO is used for posted writes initiated by external
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PCI master through PCI target interface, traveling through FIFO and are completed on WISHBONE by
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WISHBONE master interface
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write enable signal:
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pciw_wenable_in = write enable input for PCIW_FIFO - driven by PCI TARGET interface
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data input signals:
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pciw_addr_data_in = data input - data from PCI bus - first entry of transaction is address others are data entries
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pciw_cbe_in       = bus command/byte enable(~#BE[3:0]) input - first entry of transaction is bus command, other are byte enables
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pciw_control_in   = control input - encoded control bus input
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read enable signal:
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pciw_renable_in = read enable input driven by WISHBONE master interface
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data output signals:
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pciw_addr_data_out = data output - data from PCI bus - first entry of transaction is address, others are data entries
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pciw_cbe_out      = bus command/byte enable output - first entry of transaction is bus command, others are byte enables
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pciw_control_out = control input - encoded control bus input
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status signals - monitored by various resources in the core
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pciw_flush_in = flush signal input for PCIW_FIFO - when asserted, fifo is flushed(emptied)
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pciw_almost_full_out = almost full output from PCIW_FIFO
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pciw_full_out = full output from PCIW_FIFO
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pciw_almost_empty_out = almost empty output from PCIW_FIFO
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pciw_empty_out = empty output from PCIW_FIFO
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pciw_transaction_ready_out = output indicating that one complete transaction is waiting in PCIW_FIFO
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
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// input control and data
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input        pciw_wenable_in ;
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input [31:0] pciw_addr_data_in ;
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input [3:0]  pciw_cbe_in ;
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input [3:0]  pciw_control_in ;
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// output control and data
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input         pciw_renable_in ;
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output [31:0] pciw_addr_data_out ;
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output [3:0]  pciw_cbe_out ;
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output [3:0]  pciw_control_out ;
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// flush input
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//input pciw_flush_in ;     // not used
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// status outputs
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output pciw_three_left_out ;
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output pciw_two_left_out ;
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output pciw_almost_full_out ;
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output pciw_full_out ;
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output pciw_almost_empty_out ;
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output pciw_empty_out ;
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output pciw_transaction_ready_out ;
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/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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PCI READ FIFO interface signals prefixed with pcir_ - FIFO is used for holding delayed read completions
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initiated by master on PCI bus and completed on WISHBONE bus,
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write enable signal:
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pcir_wenable_in = write enable input for PCIR_FIFO - driven by WISHBONE master interface
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data input signals:
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pcir_data_in      = data input - data from WISHBONE bus - there is no address entry here, since address is stored in separate register
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pcir_be_in        = byte enable(~SEL[3:0]) input - byte enables - same through one transaction
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pcir_control_in   = control input - encoded control bus input
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read enable signal:
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pcir_renable_in = read enable input driven by PCI target interface
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data output signals:
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pcir_data_out = data output - data from WISHBONE bus
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pcir_be_out      = byte enable output(~SEL)
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pcir_control_out = control output - encoded control bus output
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status signals - monitored by various resources in the core
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pcir_flush_in = flush signal input for PCIR_FIFO - when asserted, fifo is flushed(emptied)
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pcir full_out = full output from PCIR_FIFO
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pcir_almost_empty_out = almost empty output from PCIR_FIFO
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pcir_empty_out = empty output from PCIR_FIFO
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pcir_transaction_ready_out = output indicating that one complete transaction is waiting in PCIR_FIFO
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
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// input control and data
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input        pcir_wenable_in ;
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input [31:0] pcir_data_in ;
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input [3:0]  pcir_be_in ;
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input [3:0]  pcir_control_in ;
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// output control and data
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input         pcir_renable_in ;
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output [31:0] pcir_data_out ;
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output [3:0]  pcir_be_out ;
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output [3:0]  pcir_control_out ;
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// flush input
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input pcir_flush_in ;
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// status outputs
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output pcir_full_out ;
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output pcir_almost_empty_out ;
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output pcir_empty_out ;
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output pcir_transaction_ready_out ;
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`ifdef PCI_BIST
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/*-----------------------------------------------------
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BIST debug chain port signals
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-----------------------------------------------------*/
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input   mbist_si_i;       // bist scan serial in
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output  mbist_so_o;       // bist scan serial out
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input [`PCI_MBIST_CTRL_WIDTH - 1:0] mbist_ctrl_i;       // bist chain shift control
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`endif
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/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Address length parameters:
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PCIW_DEPTH = defines PCIW_FIFO depth
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PCIR_DEPTH = defines PCIR_FIFO depth
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PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH = defines PCIW_FIFO's location address length - log2(PCIW_DEPTH)
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PCIR_ADDR_LENGTH = defines PCIR_FIFO's location address length - log2(PCIR_DEPTH)
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
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parameter PCIW_DEPTH = `PCIW_DEPTH ;
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parameter PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH = `PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH ;
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parameter PCIR_DEPTH = `PCIR_DEPTH ;
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parameter PCIR_ADDR_LENGTH = `PCIR_ADDR_LENGTH ;
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/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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pciw_wallow = PCIW_FIFO write allow wire - writes to FIFO are allowed when FIFO isn't full and write enable is 1
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pciw_rallow = PCIW_FIFO read allow wire - reads from FIFO are allowed when FIFO isn't empty and read enable is 1
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wire pciw_wallow ;
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wire pciw_rallow ;
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/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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pcir_wallow = PCIR_FIFO write allow wire - writes to FIFO are allowed when FIFO isn't full and write enable is 1
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pcir_rallow = PCIR_FIFO read allow wire - reads from FIFO are allowed when FIFO isn't empty and read enable is 1
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
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wire pcir_wallow ;
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wire pcir_rallow ;
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/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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wires for address port conections from PCIW_FIFO control logic to RAM blocks used for PCIW_FIFO
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
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wire [(PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH - 1):0] pciw_raddr ;
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wire [(PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH - 1):0] pciw_waddr ;
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/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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wires for address port conections from PCIR_FIFO control logic to RAM blocks used for PCIR_FIFO
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wire [(PCIR_ADDR_LENGTH - 1):0] pcir_raddr ;
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wire [(PCIR_ADDR_LENGTH - 1):0] pcir_waddr ;
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/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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PCIW_FIFO transaction counters: used to count incoming transactions and outgoing transactions. When number of
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currently present in the FIFO.
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reg [(PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH - 1):0] pciw_inTransactionCount ;
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reg [(PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH - 1):0] pciw_outTransactionCount ;
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FlipFlops for indicating if complete delayed read completion is present in the FIFO
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/*reg pcir_inTransactionCount ;
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reg pcir_outTransactionCount ;*/
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/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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wires monitoring control bus. When control bus on a write transaction has a value of `LAST, it means that
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complete transaction is in the FIFO. When control bus on a read transaction has a value of `LAST,
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wire pciw_last_in  = pciw_control_in[`LAST_CTRL_BIT] ;
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wire pciw_last_out = pciw_control_out[`LAST_CTRL_BIT] ;
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wire pcir_last_out = pcir_rallow && (pcir_control_out == `LAST) ;*/
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wire pciw_empty ;
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wire pcir_empty ;
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assign pciw_empty_out = pciw_empty ;
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assign pcir_empty_out = pcir_empty ;
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wire pciw_clear = reset_in /*|| pciw_flush_in*/ ; // PCIW_FIFO's clear signal - flush not used
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wire pcir_clear = reset_in /*|| pcir_flush_in*/ ; // PCIR_FIFO's clear signal - flush changed to synchronous op.
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Definitions of wires for connecting RAM instances
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wire [39:0] dpram_portA_output ;
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wire [39:0] dpram_portB_output ;
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wire [39:0] dpram_portA_input = {pciw_control_in, pciw_cbe_in, pciw_addr_data_in} ;
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wire [39:0] dpram_portB_input = {pcir_control_in, pcir_be_in, pcir_data_in} ;
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assign pciw_control_out = dpram_portB_output[39:36] ;
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assign pcir_control_out = dpram_portA_output[39:36] ;
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assign pciw_cbe_out     = dpram_portB_output[35:32] ;
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assign pcir_be_out      = dpram_portA_output[35:32] ;
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assign pciw_addr_data_out = dpram_portB_output[31:0] ;
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assign pcir_data_out      = dpram_portA_output[31:0] ;
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    /*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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    Piece of code in this ifdef section is used in applications which can provide enough RAM instances to
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    accomodate four fifos - each occupying its own instance of ram. Ports are connected in such a way,
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    that instances of RAMs can be changed from two port to dual port ( async read/write port ). In that case,
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    write port is always port a and read port is port b.
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    /*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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    Pad redundant address lines with zeros. This may seem stupid, but it comes in perfect for FPGA impl.
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    /*
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    wire [(`PCIW_FIFO_RAM_ADDR_LENGTH - PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH - 1):0] pciw_addr_prefix = {( `PCIW_FIFO_RAM_ADDR_LENGTH - PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH){1'b0}} ;
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    wire [(`PCIR_FIFO_RAM_ADDR_LENGTH - PCIR_ADDR_LENGTH - 1):0] pcir_addr_prefix = {( `PCIR_FIFO_RAM_ADDR_LENGTH - PCIR_ADDR_LENGTH){1'b0}} ;
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    wire [(`PCI_FIFO_RAM_ADDR_LENGTH-1):0] pciw_whole_waddr = pciw_waddr ;
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    wire [(`PCI_FIFO_RAM_ADDR_LENGTH-1):0] pciw_whole_raddr = pciw_raddr ;
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    wire [(`PCI_FIFO_RAM_ADDR_LENGTH-1):0] pcir_whole_waddr = pcir_waddr ;
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    wire [(`PCI_FIFO_RAM_ADDR_LENGTH-1):0] pcir_whole_raddr = pcir_raddr ;
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    wire mbist_so_o_internal ; // wires for connection of debug ports on two rams
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    wire mbist_si_i_internal = mbist_so_o_internal ;
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    `endif
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    pci_pci_tpram #(`PCI_FIFO_RAM_ADDR_LENGTH, 40) pciw_fifo_storage
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    (
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        .clk_a(pci_clock_in),
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        .rst_a(reset_in),
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        .ce_a(1'b1),
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        .we_a(pciw_wallow),
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        .oe_a(1'b1),
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        .addr_a(pciw_whole_waddr),
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        .di_a(dpram_portA_input),
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        .do_a(),
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        .di_b(40'h00_0000_0000),
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        .do_b(dpram_portB_output)
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        ,
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        .mbist_si_i       (mbist_si_i),
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        .mbist_so_o       (mbist_so_o_internal),
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        .mbist_ctrl_i       (mbist_ctrl_i)
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    `endif
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    );
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    pci_pci_tpram #(`PCI_FIFO_RAM_ADDR_LENGTH, 40) pcir_fifo_storage
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    (
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        .rst_a(reset_in),
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        .addr_a(pcir_whole_waddr),
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        .di_a(dpram_portB_input),
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        .do_a(),
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        .di_b(40'h00_0000_0000),
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        .do_b(dpram_portA_output)
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        ,
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        .mbist_si_i       (mbist_si_i_internal),
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        .mbist_so_o       (mbist_so_o),
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        .mbist_ctrl_i       (mbist_ctrl_i)
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    `endif
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    );
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    /*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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    Code section under this ifdef is used for implementation where RAM instances are too expensive. In this
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    -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
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    /*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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    Address prefix definition - since both FIFOs reside in same RAM instance, storage is separated by MSB
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    addresses. pci write fifo addresses are padded with zeros on the MSB side ( at least one address line
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    must be used for this ), pci read fifo addresses are padded with ones on the right ( at least one ).
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    -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
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    wire [(`PCI_FIFO_RAM_ADDR_LENGTH - PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH - 1):0] pciw_addr_prefix = {( `PCI_FIFO_RAM_ADDR_LENGTH - PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH){1'b0}} ;
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    wire [(`PCI_FIFO_RAM_ADDR_LENGTH - PCIR_ADDR_LENGTH - 1):0] pcir_addr_prefix = {( `PCI_FIFO_RAM_ADDR_LENGTH - PCIR_ADDR_LENGTH){1'b1}} ;
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    /*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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    Port A address generation for RAM instance. RAM instance must be full two port RAM - read and write capability
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    on both sides.
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    Port A is clocked by PCI clock, DIA is input for pciw_fifo, DOA is output for pcir_fifo.
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    Address is multiplexed so operation can be switched between fifos. Default is a read on port.
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    -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
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    wire [(`PCI_FIFO_RAM_ADDR_LENGTH-1):0] portA_addr = pciw_wallow ? {pciw_addr_prefix, pciw_waddr} : {pcir_addr_prefix, pcir_raddr} ;
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    /*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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    Port B is clocked by WISHBONE clock, DIB is input for pcir_fifo, DOB is output for pciw_fifo.
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    Address is multiplexed so operation can be switched between fifos. Default is a read on port.
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    -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
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    wire [(`PCI_FIFO_RAM_ADDR_LENGTH-1):0] portB_addr  = pcir_wallow ? {pcir_addr_prefix, pcir_waddr} : {pciw_addr_prefix, pciw_raddr} ;
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    wire portA_enable      = 1'b1 ;
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    wire portB_enable      = 1'b1 ;
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    // instantiate RAM for these two fifos
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    pci_pci_tpram #(`PCI_FIFO_RAM_ADDR_LENGTH, 40) pciu_fifo_storage
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    (
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        // Generic synchronous two-port RAM interface
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        .clk_a(pci_clock_in),
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        .rst_a(reset_in),
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        .ce_a(portA_enable),
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        .we_a(pciw_wallow),
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        .oe_a(1'b1),
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        .addr_a(portA_addr),
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        .di_a(dpram_portA_input),
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        .do_a(dpram_portA_output),
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        .clk_b(wb_clock_in),
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        .rst_b(reset_in),
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        .ce_b(portB_enable),
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        .we_b(pcir_wallow),
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        .oe_b(1'b1),
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        .addr_b(portB_addr),
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        .di_b(dpram_portB_input),
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        .do_b(dpram_portB_output)
498
 
499
    `ifdef PCI_BIST
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        ,
501 122 markom
        .mbist_si_i       (mbist_si_i),
502
        .mbist_so_o       (mbist_so_o),
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        .mbist_ctrl_i       (mbist_ctrl_i)
504 77 mihad
    `endif
505
    );
506
 
507
`endif
508
 
509
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
510
Instantiation of two control logic modules - one for PCIW_FIFO and one for PCIR_FIFO
511
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
512
pci_pciw_fifo_control #(PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH) pciw_fifo_ctrl
513
(
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    .rclock_in(wb_clock_in),
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    .wclock_in(pci_clock_in),
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    .renable_in(pciw_renable_in),
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    .wenable_in(pciw_wenable_in),
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    .reset_in(reset_in),
519
//    .flush_in(pciw_flush_in),                     // flush not used
520 108 tadejm
    .three_left_out(pciw_three_left_out),
521 77 mihad
    .two_left_out(pciw_two_left_out),
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    .almost_full_out(pciw_almost_full_out),
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    .full_out(pciw_full_out),
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    .almost_empty_out(pciw_almost_empty_out),
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    .empty_out(pciw_empty),
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    .waddr_out(pciw_waddr),
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    .raddr_out(pciw_raddr),
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    .rallow_out(pciw_rallow),
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    .wallow_out(pciw_wallow)
530
);
531
 
532
pci_pcir_fifo_control #(PCIR_ADDR_LENGTH) pcir_fifo_ctrl
533
(
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    .rclock_in(pci_clock_in),
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    .wclock_in(wb_clock_in),
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    .renable_in(pcir_renable_in),
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    .wenable_in(pcir_wenable_in),
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    .reset_in(reset_in),
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    .flush_in(pcir_flush_in),
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    .full_out(pcir_full_out),
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    .almost_empty_out(pcir_almost_empty_out),
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    .empty_out(pcir_empty),
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    .waddr_out(pcir_waddr),
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    .raddr_out(pcir_raddr),
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    .rallow_out(pcir_rallow),
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    .wallow_out(pcir_wallow)
547
);
548
 
549
 
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// in and out transaction counters and grey codes
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reg  [(PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH-2):0] inGreyCount ;
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reg  [(PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH-2):0] outGreyCount ;
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wire [(PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH-2):0] inNextGreyCount  = {pciw_inTransactionCount[(PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH-2)], pciw_inTransactionCount[(PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH-2):1] ^ pciw_inTransactionCount[(PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH-3):0]} ;
554
wire [(PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH-2):0] outNextGreyCount = {pciw_outTransactionCount[(PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH-2)], pciw_outTransactionCount[(PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH-2):1] ^ pciw_outTransactionCount[(PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH-3):0]} ;
555
 
556
// input transaction counter is incremented when whole transaction is written to fifo. This is indicated by last control bit written to last transaction location
557 81 mihad
wire in_count_en  = pciw_wallow && pciw_last_in ;
558 77 mihad
 
559
// output transaction counter is incremented when whole transaction is pulled out of fifo. This is indicated when location with last control bit set is read
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wire out_count_en = pciw_rallow && pciw_last_out ;
561
 
562
always@(posedge pci_clock_in or posedge pciw_clear)
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begin
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    if (pciw_clear)
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    begin
566 88 mihad
        inGreyCount <= 0 ;
567 77 mihad
    end
568
    else
569
    if (in_count_en)
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        inGreyCount <= #`FF_DELAY inNextGreyCount ;
571
end
572
 
573 81 mihad
wire [(PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH-2):0] wb_clk_sync_inGreyCount ;
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reg  [(PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH-2):0] wb_clk_inGreyCount ;
575 111 simons
pci_synchronizer_flop #((PCIW_ADDR_LENGTH - 1), 0) i_synchronizer_reg_inGreyCount
576 81 mihad
(
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    .data_in        (inGreyCount),
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    .clk_out        (wb_clock_in),
579
    .sync_data_out  (wb_clk_sync_inGreyCount),
580 88 mihad
    .async_reset    (pciw_clear)
581 81 mihad
) ;
582
 
583 77 mihad
always@(posedge wb_clock_in or posedge pciw_clear)
584
begin
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    if (pciw_clear)
586 88 mihad
        wb_clk_inGreyCount <= #`FF_DELAY 0 ;
587 81 mihad
    else
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        wb_clk_inGreyCount <= # `FF_DELAY wb_clk_sync_inGreyCount ;
589
end
590
 
591
always@(posedge wb_clock_in or posedge pciw_clear)
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begin
593
    if (pciw_clear)
594 77 mihad
    begin
595 88 mihad
        outGreyCount <= #`FF_DELAY 0 ;
596 77 mihad
    end
597
    else
598
    if (out_count_en)
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        outGreyCount <= #`FF_DELAY outNextGreyCount ;
600
end
601
 
602
always@(posedge pci_clock_in or posedge pciw_clear)
603
begin
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    if (pciw_clear)
605 88 mihad
        pciw_inTransactionCount <= #`FF_DELAY 1 ;
606 77 mihad
    else
607
    if (in_count_en)
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        pciw_inTransactionCount <= #`FF_DELAY pciw_inTransactionCount + 1'b1 ;
609
end
610
 
611
always@(posedge wb_clock_in or posedge pciw_clear)
612
begin
613
    if (pciw_clear)
614 88 mihad
        pciw_outTransactionCount <= #`FF_DELAY 1 ;
615 77 mihad
    else
616
    if (out_count_en)
617
        pciw_outTransactionCount <= #`FF_DELAY pciw_outTransactionCount + 1'b1 ;
618
end
619
 
620 81 mihad
assign pciw_transaction_ready_out = wb_clk_inGreyCount != outGreyCount ;
621 77 mihad
 
622
assign pcir_transaction_ready_out  = 1'b0 ;
623
 
624
endmodule
625
 

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