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//

//  WISHBONE revB.2 compliant Programable Interrupt Timer - Control registers

//

//  Author: Bob Hayes

//          rehayes@opencores.org

//

//  Downloaded from: http://www.opencores.org/projects/pit.....

//

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module pit_regs #(parameter ARST_LVL = 1'b0,  // asynchronous reset level

                  parameter COUNT_SIZE = 16,

                  parameter NO_PRESCALE = 1'b0,

                  parameter DWIDTH = 16)

  (

  output logic [COUNT_SIZE-1:0] mod_value,    // Main Counter Modulo Value

  output                 [ 3:0] pit_pre_scl,  // PIT Prescaler Value

  output logic                  pit_slave,    // PIT Slave Mode

  output logic                  pit_flg_clr,  // Clear PIT Rollover Flag

  output logic                  pit_ien,      // PIT Interrupt Enable

  output logic                  cnt_sync_o,   // PIT Counter Enable

  output logic                  pit_irq_o,    // PIT interrupt

  input                         bus_clk,      // Control register bus clock

  input                         async_rst_b,  // Async reset signal

  input                         sync_reset,   // Syncronous reset signal

  input                         pit_flag,     // PIT Rollover Flag

  input            [DWIDTH-1:0] write_bus,    // Write Data Bus

  input                  [ 3:0] write_regs,   // Write Register strobes

  input                         cnt_flag_o    // Counter Rollover Flag

  );

  // registers

  logic [ 3:0] pit_pre;   // Optional register for PIT Prescale Counter modulo

                          //  This register should be removed durning synthesis

                          //  if the "NO_PRESCALE" parameter is set

  // Wires

  logic [15:0] write_data; // Data bus mux for 8 or 16 bit module bus

  //

  // module body

  //

  assign write_data = (DWIDTH == 8) ? {write_bus[7:0], write_bus[7:0]} : write_bus;

  assign pit_pre_scl = NO_PRESCALE ? 4'b0 : pit_pre;

  // generate wishbone write registers

  always @(posedge bus_clk or negedge async_rst_b)

    if (!async_rst_b)

      begin

        pit_slave   <= 1'b0;

        pit_pre     <= 4'b0;

        pit_flg_clr <= 1'b0;

        pit_ien     <= 1'b0;

        cnt_sync_o  <= 1'b0;

        mod_value   <= 0;

       end

    else if (sync_reset)

      begin

        pit_slave   <= 1'b0;

        pit_pre     <= 4'b0;

        pit_flg_clr <= 1'b0;

        pit_ien     <= 1'b0;

        cnt_sync_o  <= 1'b0;

        mod_value   <= 0;

      end

    else

      case (write_regs) // synopsys parallel_case

         4'b0011 :

           begin

             pit_slave   <= write_data[15];

             pit_pre     <= write_data[11:8];

             pit_flg_clr <= write_data[2];

             pit_ien     <= write_data[1];

             cnt_sync_o  <= write_data[0];

           end

         4'b0001 :

           begin

             pit_flg_clr <= write_data[2];

             pit_ien     <= write_data[1];

             cnt_sync_o  <= write_data[0];

           end

         4'b0010 :

           begin

             pit_slave   <= write_data[7];

             pit_pre     <= write_data[3:0];

           end

         4'b1100 : mod_value        <= write_data;

         4'b0100 : mod_value[ 7:0]  <= write_data[7:0];

         4'b1000 : mod_value[15:8]  <= write_data[7:0];

         default:

           pit_flg_clr <= 1'b0;

      endcase

  // generate interrupt request signals

  always @(posedge bus_clk or negedge async_rst_b)

    if (!async_rst_b)

      pit_irq_o <= 0;

    else if (sync_reset)

      pit_irq_o <= 0;

    else

      pit_irq_o <= cnt_flag_o && pit_ien; // interrupt signal is only generated

                                          //  when IEN (interrupt enable bit is set)

endmodule  // pit_regs