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-- Yahamm IP core

--

-- This file is part of the Yahamm project

-- http://www.opencores.org/cores/yahamm

--

-- Description

-- A hamming encoder and decoder with single-error correcting and

-- double-error detecting capability. The message length can be configured

-- through a generic. Both the code generator matrix and the parity-check

-- matrix are computed in the VHDL itself.

--

-- To Do:

-- - write docs

--

-- Author:

-- - Nicola De Simone, ndesimone@opencores.org

--

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--

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--

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-- CORRECT: set to true to correct errors at the cost of decreasing error

-- detection (see table).

--

-- SEC = single bit error corrected

-- SED = single bit error detected

-- DED = double bit error detected

-- TED = triple bit error detected

--

-- EXTRA_PARITY_BIT | CORRECT       FALSE           TRUE

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--      FALSE       |               SED-DED         SEC

--                  -----------------------------------------------------------

--      TRUE        |               SED-DED-TED     SEC-DED

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--

-- Note that, for example, SEC-DED (EXTRA_PARITY_BIT = true, CORRECT =

-- true) means that triple bit errors are not detected and messages

-- will be wrongly corrected because the correction corrects toward

-- the code word within the smaller hamming distance.  Practically you

-- usually know that something is very wrong with your communication

-- channel because you will also see double bit errors.  Then you

-- should not trust corrected data at all.

library ieee;

use ieee.std_logic_1164.all;

library yahamm;

use yahamm.matrix_pkg.all;

use yahamm.yahamm_pkg.all;

entity yahamm_enc is

  generic (

    MESSAGE_LENGTH       : natural := 5;

    EXTRA_PARITY_BIT : natural range 0 to 1 := 1;

    ONE_PARITY_BIT : boolean := false

    );

  port(

    clk_i, rst_i : in  std_logic;

    en_i       : in  std_logic := '1';          -- Synchronous output enable .

    data_i        : in  std_logic_vector(MESSAGE_LENGTH - 1 downto 0);  -- Input data.

    data_o        : out std_logic_vector(MESSAGE_LENGTH - 1 downto 0);  -- Out data.

    data_valid_o : out std_logic;

    parity_o   : out std_logic_vector(calc_nparity_bits(MESSAGE_LENGTH, ONE_PARITY_BIT) + EXTRA_PARITY_BIT - 1 downto 0)    -- Parity bits.

    );

end yahamm_enc;

architecture std of yahamm_enc is

  constant NPARITY_BITS : natural := calc_nparity_bits(MESSAGE_LENGTH, ONE_PARITY_BIT);

  constant BLOCK_LENGTH : natural := calc_block_length(MESSAGE_LENGTH, ONE_PARITY_BIT);

  constant G : matrix_t(0 to BLOCK_LENGTH + EXTRA_PARITY_BIT - 1,

    get_code_generator_matrix(MESSAGE_LENGTH, EXTRA_PARITY_BIT, ONE_PARITY_BIT);

  -- G'reverse_range(1) doesn't work in ghdl 0.34

  --signal code_sys : std_ulogic_vector(G'reverse_range(1)); -- systematic code

  signal code_sys : std_ulogic_vector(BLOCK_LENGTH + EXTRA_PARITY_BIT -1 downto 0); -- systematic code

  signal data_i_padded : bit_vector(BLOCK_LENGTH - NPARITY_BITS - 1 downto 0);

begin

  check_parameters(BLOCK_LENGTH, NPARITY_BITS, MESSAGE_LENGTH, EXTRA_PARITY_BIT, ONE_PARITY_BIT);

  data_i_padded(MESSAGE_LENGTH - 1 downto 0) <= to_bitvector(data_i);

  pad_gen: if MESSAGE_LENGTH < BLOCK_LENGTH - NPARITY_BITS generate

    -- Pad data_i with zeros on the left, so that data_i_padded'length = BLOCK_LENGTH.

    -- This allow the user to reduce data_i width.

    data_i_padded(BLOCK_LENGTH - NPARITY_BITS - 1 downto MESSAGE_LENGTH) <= (others => '0');

  end generate pad_gen;

  -- Wire systematic code signal code_sys on data_o and parity_o output ports.

  -- Because of the form of the code generator matrix G, data are the LSB part

  -- of code and parity the MSB part.

  parity_o <= to_slv(code_sys(code_sys'high downto code_sys'high - (EXTRA_PARITY_BIT + NPARITY_BITS) + 1));

  data_o <= to_slv(code_sys(MESSAGE_LENGTH - 1 downto 0));

  -- purpose: Sequentially encode input with output enable.

  -- type   : sequential

  -- inputs : clk_i, rst_i, d_sig

  -- outputs: msg_sys

  encode_proc: process (clk_i, rst_i) is

  begin  -- process encode_proc

    if rst_i = '1' then                   -- asynchronous reset (active high)

      code_sys <= (others => '0');

      data_valid_o <= '0';

    elsif rising_edge(clk_i) then         -- rising clock edge

      if en_i = '0' then                  -- syncronous output enable

        code_sys <= (others => '0');

        data_valid_o <= '0';

      else

        code_sys <= To_StdULogicVector(xor_multiply_vec(G, data_i_padded));

        data_valid_o <= '1';

      end if;

    end if;

  end process encode_proc;

end architecture std;