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//===========================================================================

// $Id: pci_behaviorial_target.v,v 1.3 2002-03-21 07:35:50 mihad Exp $

//

// Copyright 2001 Blue Beaver.  All Rights Reserved.

//

// Summary:  A PCI Behaviorial Target.  This module receives commands over

//           the PCI Bus.  The PCI Master encodes commands in the middle

//           16 bits of the PCI Address.  This Target contains Config

//           registers and a 256 byte scratch SRAM.  It responds with data

//           when it is given a Read command, and checks data when it is

//           given a Write command.

//           This interface does implement a very simple Delayed Read

//           facility which is enough to let the user manually make the

//           PCI Bus look like a Delayed Read is begin done.  This will

//           probably not work when a synthesizable PCI Interface tries

//           to cause Delayed Reads.  But by then, a second synthesizable

//           PCI Core will be the more useful test target.

//

// This library is free software; you can distribute it and/or modify it

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// (at your option) any later version.

//

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//

// This code was developed using VeriLogger Pro, by Synapticad.

// Their support is greatly appreciated.

//

// NOTE:  This Test Chip instantiates one PCI interface and connects it

//        to its IO pads and to logic representing a real application.

//

// NOTE TODO: Horrible.  Tasks can't depend on their Arguments being safe

//        if there are several instances ofthe tasl running at once.

// NOTE TODO: need to check parity on writes, and report if error status wrong

// NOTE TODO: need to drive PERR and SERR lines

// NOTE TODO: need to start setting error bits in Config Register

// Need to detect Address Parity Errors, and report them  3.7.3

// Need to allow bad parity address decodes if Parity Error Response not set 3.7.3

// Need to act on Delayed Read commands

// Need to do retries on other READ commands when delayed read in progress

// Need to clear delayed read in progress bit when Config Register says to

// Need to consider holding PERR if asserted without regards to TRDY and IRDY

//   See 3.7.4.1 for details.  If done as now, no need to hold.

// Need to assert SERR on address parity errors  3.7.4.2

// Need to record errors.  3.7.4.3, 3.7.4.4

// Complain if address parity error not seen when expected

// Complain if data parity error not seen when expected

//

//===========================================================================

// synopsys translate_off

`include "timescale.v"

// synopsys translate_on

module pci_behaviorial_target (

  ad_now, ad_prev, target_ad_out, target_ad_oe,

  cbe_l_now, cbe_l_prev, calc_input_parity_prev, par_now, par_prev,

  frame_now, frame_prev, irdy_now, irdy_prev,

  target_devsel_out, target_d_t_s_oe, target_trdy_out, target_stop_out,

  target_perr_out, target_perr_oe, target_serr_oe,

  idsel_now, idsel_prev,

  pci_reset_comb, pci_ext_clk,

// Signals from the master to the target to set bits in the Status Register

  master_got_parity_error, master_asserted_serr, master_got_master_abort,

  master_got_target_abort, master_caused_parity_error,

  master_enable, master_fast_b2b_en, master_perr_enable, master_serr_enable,

  master_latency_value,

// Signals used by the test bench instead of using "." notation

  target_debug_force_bad_par,

  test_error_event, test_device_id,

  test_response

);

`include "pci_blue_options.vh"

`include "pci_blue_constants.vh"

  input  [PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] ad_now;

  input  [PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] ad_prev;

  output [PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] target_ad_out;

  output  target_ad_oe;

  input  [PCI_BUS_CBE_RANGE:0] cbe_l_now;

  input  [PCI_BUS_CBE_RANGE:0] cbe_l_prev;

  input   calc_input_parity_prev;

  input   par_now, par_prev;

  input   frame_now, frame_prev, irdy_now, irdy_prev;

  output  target_devsel_out, target_d_t_s_oe, target_trdy_out, target_stop_out;

  output  target_perr_out, target_perr_oe, target_serr_oe;

  input   idsel_now, idsel_prev;

  input   pci_reset_comb, pci_ext_clk;

// Signals from the master to the target to set bits in the Status Register

  input   master_got_parity_error, master_asserted_serr, master_got_master_abort;

  input   master_got_target_abort, master_caused_parity_error;

  output  master_enable, master_fast_b2b_en, master_perr_enable, master_serr_enable;

  output [7:0] master_latency_value;

// Signals used by the test bench instead of using "." notation

  output  target_debug_force_bad_par;

  output  test_error_event;

  input  [2:0]  test_device_id;

  input  [25:0] test_response ;

  reg    [PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] target_ad_out;

  reg     target_ad_oe;

  reg     target_devsel_out, target_trdy_out, target_stop_out;

  wire    target_d_t_s_oe, target_perr_oe;

  reg     target_perr_out, target_serr_oe;

  reg     target_debug_force_bad_par;

  reg     test_error_event;

// Make temporary Bip every time an error is detected

  initial test_error_event <= 1'bZ;

  reg     error_detected;

  initial error_detected <= 1'b0;

  always @(error_detected)

  begin

    test_error_event <= 1'b0;

    #2;

    test_error_event <= 1'bZ;

  end

// Target Interface:

// This will have just enough memory to make debugging exciting.

// It will have 256 Bytes of SRAM.  The memory will be available

// BOTH as Config memory and as regular memory.

// Special regions of the memory will have special characteristics.

// Locations 0, 4, 8, A, 10, and 14 will be implemented as Control

//   registers.

// Locations 18 and 1C will be used for memory debugging (somehow!)

// All other locations will act as simple memory.

// Config Register Area consists of:

//    31  24 23  16 15   8  7   0

//   |  Device ID  |  Vendor ID  | 0x00

//   |   Status    |   Command   | 0x04

//   |       Class Code   | Rev  | 0x08

//   | BIST | HEAD | LTCY | CSize| 0x0A

//   |      Base Address 0       | 0x10

//   |      Base Address 1       | 0x14

//   |          Unused           | 0x18

//   |          Unused           | 0x1C

//   |          Unused           | 0x20

//   |          Unused           | 0x24

//   |      Cardbus Pointer      | 0x28

//   |  SubSys ID  |  SubVnd ID  | 0x2C

//   |   Expansion ROM Pointer   | 0x30

//   |    Reserved        | Cap  | 0x34

//   |          Reserved         | 0x38

//   | MLat | MGnt | IPin | ILine| 0x3C

//

// Command resets to 0 or maybe 0x80.  It consists of:

// {6'h00, FB2B_En, SERR_En,

//  Step_En, Par_Err_En, VGA_En, Mem_Write_Inv_En,

//  Special_En, Master_En, Target_En, IO_En}

//

// Status consists of:

// {Detected_Perr, Signaled_Serr, Got_Master_Abort, Got_Target_Abort,

//  Signaled_Target_Abort, Devsel_Timing[1:0], Master_Got_Perr,

//  FB2B_Capable, 1'b0, 66MHz_Capable, New_Capabilities,

//  4'h0}

//

// Got_Master_Abort is not set for Special Cycles.

// Devsel will be 2'h01 in this design.  New_Capabilities is 1'b0.

// All clearable bits in this register are cleared whenever the

//   register is written with the corresponding bit being 1'b1.

// See the PCI Local Bus Spec Revision 2.2 section 6.2.3.

  reg     FB2B_En, SERR_En, Par_Err_En, Master_En, Target_En;

  reg     Detected_PERR, Signaled_SERR, Received_Master_Abort, Received_Target_Abort;

  reg     Signaled_Target_Abort, Master_Caused_PERR;

  reg    [7:0] Latency_Timer;

  reg    [7:0] Cache_Line_Size;

  reg    [7:0] Interrupt_Line;

  reg    [`PCI_BASE_ADDR0_MATCH_RANGE] BAR0;  // Base Address Registers, used to match addresses

`ifdef PCI_BASE_ADDR1_MATCH_ENABLE

  reg    [`PCI_BASE_ADDR1_MATCH_RANGE] BAR1;

`endif  // PCI_BASE_ADDR1_MATCH_ENABLE

  wire   [15:0] Target_Command =

                     {4'b0000,

                      2'b00, FB2B_En, SERR_En,

                      1'b1, Par_Err_En, 2'b00,

                      1'b0, Master_En, Target_En, 1'b0};

`ifdef PCI_CLK_66

  wire   [15:0] Target_Status =

                     {Detected_PERR, Signaled_SERR, Received_Master_Abort,

                                                    Received_Target_Abort,

                      Signaled_Target_Abort, 2'b01, Master_Caused_PERR,

                      1'b1, 1'b0, 1'b1, 1'b0,

                      4'b0000};

`else  // PCI_CLK_66

  wire   [15:0] Target_Status =

                     {Detected_PERR, Signaled_SERR, Received_Master_Abort,

                                                    Received_Target_Abort,

                      Signaled_Target_Abort, 2'b01, Master_Caused_PERR,

                      1'b1, 1'b0, 1'b0, 1'b0,

                      4'b0000};

`endif  // PCI_CLK_66

  assign  master_enable = Master_En;

  assign  master_fast_b2b_en = FB2B_En;

  assign  master_perr_enable = Par_Err_En;

  assign  master_serr_enable = SERR_En;

  assign  master_latency_value[7:0] = Latency_Timer[7:0];

task Read_Test_Device_Config_Regs;

  input  [7:2] reg_number;

  output [PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] Read_Config_Reg;

  begin  // Addresses except 0, 4, 8, A, 10, 14, 3C all return 0x00

    case (reg_number[7:2])

    6'h00: Read_Config_Reg = 32'h8000AAAA

                           | {13'h0000, test_device_id[2:0], 16'h0000};

    6'h01: Read_Config_Reg = {Target_Status[15:0], Target_Command[15:0]};

    6'h02: Read_Config_Reg = 32'hFF000000;

    6'h03: Read_Config_Reg = {16'h0000, Latency_Timer[7:0], Cache_Line_Size[7:0]};

    6'h04: Read_Config_Reg = {BAR0[`PCI_BASE_ADDR0_MATCH_RANGE],

                              `PCI_BASE_ADDR0_FILL, `PCI_BASE_ADDR0_MAP_QUAL};

`ifdef PCI_BASE_ADDR1_MATCH_ENABLE

    6'h05: Read_Config_Reg = {BAR1[`PCI_BASE_ADDR1_MATCH_RANGE],

                              `PCI_BASE_ADDR1_FILL, `PCI_BASE_ADDR1_MAP_QUAL};

`else  // PCI_BASE_ADDR1_MATCH_ENABLE

    6'h05: Read_Config_Reg = 32'h00000000;

`endif  // PCI_BASE_ADDR1_MATCH_ENABLE

    6'h0F: Read_Config_Reg = {16'h0000, 8'h01, Interrupt_Line[7:0]};

    default: Read_Config_Reg = 32'h00000000;

    endcase

  end

endtask

// store info away so Config Register code can update register correctly

  reg    [7:2] pending_config_reg_write_address;

  reg    [PCI_BUS_CBE_RANGE:0] pending_config_reg_write_byte_enables;

  reg    [PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] pending_config_reg_write_data;

  reg     pending_config_write_request;

task Write_Test_Device_Config_Regs;

  input  [7:2] reg_number;

  input  [PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] data;

  input  [PCI_BUS_CBE_RANGE:0] master_mask_l;

  begin

    if (~pci_reset_comb)

    begin

      pending_config_reg_write_address[7:2] <= reg_number[7:2];

      pending_config_reg_write_byte_enables[PCI_BUS_CBE_RANGE:0] <= master_mask_l[PCI_BUS_CBE_RANGE:0];

      pending_config_reg_write_data[PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] <= data[PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0];

      pending_config_write_request <= 1'b1;

    end

    `NO_ELSE;

  end

endtask

  wire    target_got_parity_error;

  wire    target_asserted_serr;

  reg     target_signaling_target_abort;

// Make a register transfer style Configuration Register, so it is easier to handle

//   simultaneous updates from the master and the target.

  always @(posedge pci_ext_clk or posedge pci_reset_comb)

  begin

    if (pci_reset_comb)

    begin

      FB2B_En <= 1'b0;

      SERR_En <= 1'b0;                Par_Err_En <= 1'b0;

      Master_En <= 1'b0;              Target_En <= 1'b0;

      Detected_PERR <= 1'b0;          Signaled_SERR <= 1'b0;

      Received_Master_Abort <= 1'b0;  Received_Target_Abort <= 1'b0;

      Signaled_Target_Abort <= 1'b0;

      Master_Caused_PERR <= 1'b0;

      Latency_Timer <= 8'h00;         Cache_Line_Size <= 8'h00;

      Interrupt_Line <= 8'h00;

      BAR0 <= 8'hXX;

`ifdef PCI_BASE_ADDR1_MATCH_ENABLE

      BAR1 <= 8'hXX;

`endif  // PCI_BASE_ADDR1_MATCH_ENABLE

      pending_config_write_request <= 1'b0;

    end

    else

    begin

      if (pending_config_write_request)

      begin

// Words 0 and 2 are not writable.  Only certain bits in word 1 are writable.

        FB2B_En    <= ((pending_config_reg_write_address[7:2] == 6'h01)

                        & ~pending_config_reg_write_byte_enables[1])

             ? ((pending_config_reg_write_data[PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] & CONFIG_CMD_FB2B_EN)

                        != `PCI_BUS_DATA_ZERO) : FB2B_En;

        SERR_En    <= ((pending_config_reg_write_address[7:2] == 6'h01)

                        & ~pending_config_reg_write_byte_enables[1])

             ? ((pending_config_reg_write_data[PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] & CONFIG_CMD_SERR_EN)

                        != `PCI_BUS_DATA_ZERO) : SERR_En;

        Par_Err_En <= ((pending_config_reg_write_address[7:2] == 6'h01)

                        & ~pending_config_reg_write_byte_enables[0])

             ? ((pending_config_reg_write_data[PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] & CONFIG_CMD_PAR_ERR_EN)

                        != `PCI_BUS_DATA_ZERO) : Par_Err_En;

        Master_En  <= ((pending_config_reg_write_address[7:2] == 6'h01)

                        & ~pending_config_reg_write_byte_enables[0])

             ? ((pending_config_reg_write_data[PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] & CONFIG_CMD_MASTER_EN)

                        != `PCI_BUS_DATA_ZERO) : Master_En;

        Target_En  <= ((pending_config_reg_write_address[7:2] == 6'h01)

                        & ~pending_config_reg_write_byte_enables[0])

             ? ((pending_config_reg_write_data[PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] & CONFIG_CMD_TARGET_EN)

                        != `PCI_BUS_DATA_ZERO) : Target_En;

// Certain bits in word 1 are only clearable, not writable.

        Detected_PERR    <= ((pending_config_reg_write_address[7:2] == 6'h01)

                        & ~pending_config_reg_write_byte_enables[3]

                    & ((pending_config_reg_write_data[PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] & CONFIG_STAT_DETECTED_PERR) != `PCI_BUS_DATA_ZERO))

             ? 1'b0 : Detected_PERR | master_got_parity_error | target_got_parity_error;

        Signaled_SERR    <= ((pending_config_reg_write_address[7:2] == 6'h01)

                        & ~pending_config_reg_write_byte_enables[3]

                    & ((pending_config_reg_write_data[PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] & CONFIG_STAT_DETECTED_SERR) != `PCI_BUS_DATA_ZERO))

             ? 1'b0 : Signaled_SERR | master_asserted_serr | target_asserted_serr;

        Received_Master_Abort <= ((pending_config_reg_write_address[7:2] == 6'h01)

                        & ~pending_config_reg_write_byte_enables[3]

                    & ((pending_config_reg_write_data[PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] & CONFIG_STAT_GOT_MABORT) != `PCI_BUS_DATA_ZERO))

             ? 1'b0 : Received_Master_Abort | master_got_master_abort;

        Received_Target_Abort <= ((pending_config_reg_write_address[7:2] == 6'h01)

                        & ~pending_config_reg_write_byte_enables[3]

                    & ((pending_config_reg_write_data[PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] & CONFIG_STAT_GOT_TABORT) != `PCI_BUS_DATA_ZERO))

             ? 1'b0 : Received_Target_Abort | master_got_target_abort;

        Signaled_Target_Abort <= ((pending_config_reg_write_address[7:2] == 6'h01)

                        & ~pending_config_reg_write_byte_enables[3]

                    & ((pending_config_reg_write_data[PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] & CONFIG_STAT_CAUSED_TABORT) != `PCI_BUS_DATA_ZERO))

             ? 1'b0 : Signaled_Target_Abort | target_signaling_target_abort;

        Master_Caused_PERR <= (  (pending_config_reg_write_address[7:2] == 6'h01)

                        & ~pending_config_reg_write_byte_enables[3]

                    & ((pending_config_reg_write_data[PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] & CONFIG_STAT_CAUSED_PERR) != `PCI_BUS_DATA_ZERO))

             ? 1'b0 : Master_Caused_PERR | master_caused_parity_error;

// Certain bytes in higher words are writable

        Latency_Timer    <= (  (pending_config_reg_write_address[7:2] == 6'h03)

                              & ~pending_config_reg_write_byte_enables[1])

                          ? pending_config_reg_write_data[15:8] : Latency_Timer;

        Cache_Line_Size  <= (  (pending_config_reg_write_address[7:2] == 6'h03)

                              & ~pending_config_reg_write_byte_enables[0])

                          ? pending_config_reg_write_data[7:0] : Cache_Line_Size;

        BAR0             <= (  (pending_config_reg_write_address[7:2] == 6'h04)

                              & ~pending_config_reg_write_byte_enables[3])

                          ? pending_config_reg_write_data[`PCI_BASE_ADDR0_MATCH_RANGE] : BAR0;

`ifdef PCI_BASE_ADDR1_MATCH_ENABLE

        BAR1             <= (  (pending_config_reg_write_address[7:2] == 6'h05)

                              & ~pending_config_reg_write_byte_enables[3])

                          ? pending_config_reg_write_data[`PCI_BASE_ADDR1_MATCH_RANGE] : BAR1;

`endif  // PCI_BASE_ADDR1_MATCH_ENABLE

        Interrupt_Line   <= (  (pending_config_reg_write_address[7:2] == 6'h0F)

                              & ~pending_config_reg_write_byte_enables[0])

                          ? pending_config_reg_write_data[7:0] : Interrupt_Line;

        pending_config_write_request <= 1'b0;  // NOTE this seems to prevent back-to-back writes.

      end

      else

      begin  // not writing from PCI side

// Words 0 and 2 are not writable.  Only certain bits in word 1 are writable.

        FB2B_En    <= FB2B_En;

        SERR_En    <= SERR_En;

        Par_Err_En <= Par_Err_En;

        Master_En  <= Master_En;

        Target_En  <= Target_En;

// Certain bits in word 1 are only clearable, not writable.

        Detected_PERR    <= Detected_PERR | master_got_parity_error | target_got_parity_error;

        Signaled_SERR    <= Signaled_SERR | master_asserted_serr | target_asserted_serr;

        Received_Master_Abort <= Received_Master_Abort | master_got_master_abort;

        Received_Target_Abort <= Received_Target_Abort | master_got_target_abort;

        Signaled_Target_Abort <= Signaled_Target_Abort | target_signaling_target_abort;

        Master_Caused_PERR <= Master_Caused_PERR | master_caused_parity_error;

// Certain bytes in higher words are writable

        Latency_Timer    <= Latency_Timer;

        Cache_Line_Size  <= Cache_Line_Size;

        BAR0             <= BAR0;

`ifdef PCI_BASE_ADDR1_MATCH_ENABLE

        BAR1             <= BAR1;

`endif  // PCI_BASE_ADDR1_MATCH_ENABLE

        Interrupt_Line   <= Interrupt_Line;

      end

    end

  end

// Tasks to manage the small SRAM visible in Memory Space

  reg    [PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] Test_Device_Mem [0:1023];  // address limits, not bits in address

// Tasks can't have local storage!  have to be module global

  reg    [9:0] sram_addr;

task Init_Test_Device_SRAM;

  begin

    for (sram_addr = 10'h000; sram_addr < 10'h3FF; sram_addr = sram_addr + 10'h001)

    begin

      Test_Device_Mem[sram_addr] = `BUS_IMPOSSIBLE_VALUE;

    end

    sram_addr = 10'h3FF; // maximum value must also be written!

    Test_Device_Mem[sram_addr] = `BUS_IMPOSSIBLE_VALUE;

  end

endtask

task Read_Test_Device_SRAM;

  input  [11:2] sram_address;

  input  [PCI_BUS_CBE_RANGE:0] byte_sel ;

  output [PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] target_read_data;

  reg    [PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] temp_val ;

  begin

    temp_val                = Test_Device_Mem[sram_address] ;

    target_read_data[7:0]   = byte_sel[0] ? temp_val[7:0]   : 0 ;

    target_read_data[15:8]  = byte_sel[1] ? temp_val[15:8]  : 0 ;

    target_read_data[23:16] = byte_sel[2] ? temp_val[23:16] : 0 ;

    target_read_data[31:24] = byte_sel[3] ? temp_val[31:24] : 0 ;

  end

endtask

// Tasks can't have local storage!  have to be module global

  reg    [PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] sram_temp;

task Write_Test_Device_SRAM;

  input  [11:2] sram_address;

  input  [PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] master_write_data;

  input  [PCI_BUS_CBE_RANGE:0] master_mask_l;

  begin

    sram_temp = Test_Device_Mem[sram_address];

    sram_temp[7:0]   = (~master_mask_l[0]) ? master_write_data[7:0]   : sram_temp[7:0];

    sram_temp[15:8]  = (~master_mask_l[1]) ? master_write_data[15:8]  : sram_temp[15:8];

    sram_temp[23:16] = (~master_mask_l[2]) ? master_write_data[23:16] : sram_temp[23:16];

    sram_temp[31:24] = (~master_mask_l[3]) ? master_write_data[31:24] : sram_temp[31:24];

    Test_Device_Mem[sram_address] = sram_temp[PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0];

  end

endtask

// Make the DEVSEL_TRDY_STOP_OE output enable signal.  It must become

//   asserted as soon as one of those signals become asserted, and

//   must stay asserted one clock after the last one becomes deasserted.

  reg     prev_d_t_s_asserted;

  always @(posedge pci_ext_clk or posedge pci_reset_comb)

  begin

    if (pci_reset_comb)

    begin

      prev_d_t_s_asserted <= 1'b0;

    end

    else

    begin

      prev_d_t_s_asserted <= target_devsel_out | target_trdy_out | target_stop_out;

    end

  end

  assign  target_d_t_s_oe = target_devsel_out | target_trdy_out | target_stop_out

                          | prev_d_t_s_asserted;

// Make the PERR_OE signal.

// See the PCI Local Bus Spec Revision 2.2 section 3.7.4.1

// At time N, target_perr_check_next is set

// At time N+1, external data is latched, and irdy is also latched

// At time N+1, target_perr_check is latched

// At time N+2, calc_input_parity_prev is valid

// Also at N+2, external parity is valid

  reg     target_perr_prev, target_perr_check_next, target_perr_check;

  reg     target_perr_detected;

  reg     target_debug_force_bad_perr ;

  always @(posedge pci_ext_clk or posedge pci_reset_comb)

  begin

    if (pci_reset_comb)

        target_debug_force_bad_perr <= 1'b0 ;

    else

        target_debug_force_bad_perr <= target_debug_force_bad_par ;

  end

  always @(posedge pci_ext_clk or posedge pci_reset_comb)

  begin

    if (pci_reset_comb)

    begin

      target_perr_check <= 1'b0;

      target_perr_detected <= 1'b0;

      target_perr_out <= 1'b0;

      target_perr_prev <= 1'b0;

    end

    else

    begin

      target_perr_check <= target_perr_check_next;

      target_perr_detected <= target_perr_check & irdy_prev

                         & (calc_input_parity_prev != par_now);

      target_perr_out <= target_perr_check & irdy_prev & Par_Err_En

                                                                 // mihad - bad perr generation

                         & (calc_input_parity_prev != (par_now ^ target_debug_force_bad_perr));

      target_perr_prev <= target_perr_out;

    end

  end

  assign  target_perr_oe = target_perr_out | target_perr_prev;

// Make the SERR_OE signal

// See the PCI Local Bus Spec Revision 2.2 section 6.2.3.

  reg prev_prev_frame;

  always @(posedge pci_ext_clk or posedge pci_reset_comb)

  begin

    if (pci_reset_comb)

    begin

      prev_prev_frame <= 1'b0;

      target_serr_oe <= 1'b0;

    end

    else

    begin

      prev_prev_frame <= frame_prev;

      target_serr_oe <= ~prev_prev_frame & frame_prev

                      & SERR_En & Par_Err_En

                      & (calc_input_parity_prev != par_now);

    end

  end

  assign  target_asserted_serr = target_serr_oe;

  assign  target_got_parity_error = target_perr_detected | target_serr_oe;

// Remember whether this device drove DEVSEL last clock, which allows

// Zero-Wait-State Back-to-Back references

  wire    This_Target_Drove_DEVSEL_Last_Clock = target_d_t_s_oe;

// Remember whether the bus has correct parity.

// Used by Medium, slower Address Decode to prevent DEVSEL on bad Address Parity

  reg     prev_bus_par_ok, prev_prev_bus_par_ok;

  always @(posedge pci_ext_clk)

  begin

    prev_bus_par_ok <= (calc_input_parity_prev == par_now);

    prev_prev_bus_par_ok <= prev_bus_par_ok;

  end

// We want the Target to do certain behavior to let us test the interface.

// See the note in the Master section about the use of Address Bits to

//   encode Target Wait State, Target Completion, and Target Error info.

// signals used by Target test code to apply correct info to the PCI bus

  reg    [PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] hold_target_address;

  reg    [PCI_BUS_CBE_RANGE:0] hold_target_command;

  reg    [3:0] hold_target_initial_waitstates;

  reg    [3:0] hold_target_subsequent_waitstates;

  reg    [2:0] hold_target_termination;

  reg    [1:0] hold_target_devsel_speed;

  reg    [9:0] hold_target_terminate_on ;

  reg     hold_target_data_par_err;

  reg     hold_target_addr_par_err;

// Tasks which use the held PCI address to access internal info.  These tasks

//   update the address counter, emulating the target address counter during bursts.

// Store data from PCI bus into Config Register, and increment Write Pointer

task Capture_Config_Reg_Data_From_AD_Bus;

  input  [PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] master_write_data;

  input  [PCI_BUS_CBE_RANGE:0] master_mask_l;

  begin

    Write_Test_Device_Config_Regs (hold_target_address[7:2],

                           master_write_data[PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0], master_mask_l[PCI_BUS_CBE_RANGE:0]);

    hold_target_address[7:2] = hold_target_address[7:2] + 6'h01;  // addr++

  end

endtask

// Drive Config Register Data onto AD bus, and increment Read Pointer

task Fetch_Config_Reg_Data_For_Read_Onto_AD_Bus;

  output [PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] target_read_data;

  begin

    Read_Test_Device_Config_Regs (hold_target_address[7:2], target_read_data[PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0]);

    hold_target_address[7:2] = hold_target_address[7:2] + 6'h01;  // addr++

  end

endtask

// Store data from PCI bus into SRAM, and increment Write Pointer

task Capture_SRAM_Data_From_AD_Bus;

  input  [PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] master_write_data;

  input  [PCI_BUS_CBE_RANGE:0] master_mask_l;

  begin

    Write_Test_Device_SRAM (hold_target_address[11:2],

                            master_write_data[PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0], master_mask_l[PCI_BUS_CBE_RANGE:0]);

    hold_target_address[11:2] = hold_target_address[11:2] + 10'h001;  // addr++

  end

endtask

// Drive SRAM Data onto AD bus, and increment Read Pointer

task Fetch_SRAM_Data_For_Read_Onto_AD_Bus;

  output [PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] target_read_data;

  begin

    Read_Test_Device_SRAM (hold_target_address[11:2], ~cbe_l_now, target_read_data[PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0]);

    hold_target_address[11:2] = hold_target_address[11:2] + 10'h001;  // addr++

  end

endtask

// The target is able to execute Delayed Reads,

// See the PCI Local Bus Spec Revision 2.2 section 3.3.3.3

// To allow a delayed read to complete, read data must be available.

// Also a PCI command matching in Address, Command, Byte Enables,

//   and parity on address.

// If the region of memory is prefetchable and always returns all

//   bytes, it is OK to disregard the Byte Enables.

  reg     Delayed_Read_Started, Delayed_Read_Pending, Delayed_Read_Finished;

  reg    [PCI_BUS_DATA_RANGE:0] Delayed_Read_Address;

  reg    [PCI_BUS_CBE_RANGE:0] Delayed_Read_Command;

  reg    [PCI_BUS_CBE_RANGE:0] Delayed_Read_Mask_L;

  reg    [14:0] Delayed_Read_Discard_Counter;

  wire   [14:0] Delayed_Read_Discard_Limit = 15'h7FFF;  // change for debugging

  always @(posedge pci_ext_clk or posedge pci_reset_comb)

  begin

    if (pci_reset_comb)

    begin