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See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more //// -//// details. //// -//// //// -//// You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General //// -//// Public License along with this source; if not, write to the //// -//// Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth //// -//// Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA //// -//// //// -////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// -// -// CVS Revision History -// -// $Log: not supported by cvs2svn $ -// - -module xtea(clock, reset, mode, data_in1, data_in2, key_in, data_out1, data_out2, all_done); - -parameter s0 = 8'd0, s1 = 8'd1, s2 = 8'd2, s3 = 8'd3, s4 = 8'd4, s5 = 8'd5, s6 = 8'd6, s7 = 8'd7, s8 = 8'd8, s9 = 8'd9, s10 = 8'd10, - s11 = 8'd11, s12 = 8'd12, s13 = 8'd13, s14 = 8'd14, s15 = 8'd15, s16 = 8'd16, s17 = 8'd17; - -input clock, reset, mode; -input[31:0] data_in1, data_in2; -input[127:0] key_in; -output[31:0] data_out1, data_out2; -output all_done; - -wire clock, reset; -wire[31:0] data_in1, data_in2; -wire[127:0] key_in; -reg all_done, while_flag, modereg; -reg[1:0] selectslice; -reg[7:0] state; -reg[7:0] x; -reg[31:0] data_out1, data_out2, sum, workunit1, workunit2, delta; - -always @(posedge clock or posedge reset) -begin - if (reset) - //reset state - state = s0; - else begin - case (state) - s0: state = s1; - s1: state = s2; - s2: state = s3; - s3: state = while_flag ? s4 : s14; - s4: state = modereg ? s10 : s5; - s5: state = s6; - s6: state = s7; - s7: state = s8; - s8: state = s9; - s9: state = s2; - s10: state = s11; - s11: state = s12; - s12: state = s13; - s13: state = s14; - s14: state = s2; - s15: state = s16; - s16: state = s17; - s17: state = s17; - default: state = 4'bxxxx; - endcase - end -end - -always @(posedge clock or posedge reset) -begin - if (reset) begin - //reset all our outputs and registers - data_out1 = 32'h00000000; - data_out2 = 32'h00000000; - x = 8'b00000000; - sum = 32'h00000000; - while_flag = 1'b0; - workunit1 = 32'h00000000; - workunit2 = 32'h00000000; - selectslice = 1'b0; - all_done = 1'b0; - delta = 32'h00000000; - modereg = 1'b0; - end - else begin - case (state) - s1: begin - //store input values to registers in case they're not stable - workunit1 = data_in1; - workunit2 = data_in2; - delta = 32'h9E3779B9; - sum = 32'hc6ef3720; - modereg = mode; - end - s2: if (x < 8'd32) while_flag = 1'b1; else while_flag = 1'b0; - s3: begin - //This null state was necessary to fix a timing issue. - //s2 sets while_flag and previously the control path read it in the same state - //(but in the next clock cycle), however the reg wasn't set when we tried to - //read it, so this state was inserted to add a delay. This was when running @25MHz. - //FIXME: there's got to be a better solution to this... - end - s4: begin - //This state does nothing in the data path; it's used for an if statement in the - //control path. - end - /* States 5-9 used for decipher operations */ - s5: selectslice = (sum >> 32'd11 & 32'd3); - s6: case (selectslice) - 2'b00: workunit2 = workunit2 - (((workunit1 << 4 ^ workunit1 >> 5) + workunit1) ^ (sum + key_in[127:96])); - 2'b01: workunit2 = workunit2 - (((workunit1 << 4 ^ workunit1 >> 5) + workunit1) ^ (sum + key_in[95:64])); - 2'b10: workunit2 = workunit2 - (((workunit1 << 4 ^ workunit1 >> 5) + workunit1) ^ (sum + key_in[63:32])); - 2'b11: workunit2 = workunit2 - (((workunit1 << 4 ^ workunit1 >> 5) + workunit1) ^ (sum + key_in[31:0])); - default: workunit2 = 32'bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz; - endcase - s7: sum = sum - delta; - s8: selectslice = (sum & 32'd3); - s9: begin - case (selectslice) - 2'b00: workunit1 = workunit1 - (((workunit2 << 4 ^ workunit2 >> 5) + workunit2) ^ (sum + key_in[127:96])); - 2'b01: workunit1 = workunit1 - (((workunit2 << 4 ^ workunit2 >> 5) + workunit2) ^ (sum + key_in[95:64])); - 2'b10: workunit1 = workunit1 - (((workunit2 << 4 ^ workunit2 >> 5) + workunit2) ^ (sum + key_in[63:32])); - 2'b11: workunit1 = workunit1 - (((workunit2 << 4 ^ workunit2 >> 5) + workunit2) ^ (sum + key_in[31:0])); - default: workunit1 = 32'bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz; - endcase - x = x + 1'b1; - end - /* States 10-14 used for encipher operations */ - s10: selectslice = (sum & 32'd3); - s11: case (selectslice) - 2'b00: workunit1 = workunit1 + (((workunit2 << 4 ^ workunit2 >> 5) + workunit2) ^ (sum + key_in[127:96])); - 2'b01: workunit1 = workunit1 + (((workunit2 << 4 ^ workunit2 >> 5) + workunit2) ^ (sum + key_in[95:64])); - 2'b10: workunit1 = workunit1 + (((workunit2 << 4 ^ workunit2 >> 5) + workunit2) ^ (sum + key_in[63:32])); - 2'b11: workunit1 = workunit1 + (((workunit2 << 4 ^ workunit2 >> 5) + workunit2) ^ (sum + key_in[31:0])); - default: workunit1 = 32'bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz; - endcase - s12: sum = sum + delta; - s13: selectslice = (sum >> 32'd11 & 32'd3); - s14: begin - case (selectslice) - 2'b00: workunit2 = workunit2 + (((workunit1 << 4 ^ workunit1 >> 5) + workunit1) ^ (sum + key_in[127:96])); - 2'b01: workunit2 = workunit2 + (((workunit1 << 4 ^ workunit1 >> 5) + workunit1) ^ (sum + key_in[95:64])); - 2'b10: workunit2 = workunit2 + (((workunit1 << 4 ^ workunit1 >> 5) + workunit1) ^ (sum + key_in[63:32])); - 2'b11: workunit2 = workunit2 + (((workunit1 << 4 ^ workunit1 >> 5) + workunit1) ^ (sum + key_in[31:0])); - default: workunit2 = 32'bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz; - endcase - x = x + 1'b1; - end - s15: begin - //This state was added to fix a timing issue. - //Same issue as above - trying to read workunit1 & workunit2 before they've settled. - end - s16: begin - //set the outputs to the working registers - data_out1 = workunit1; - data_out2 = workunit2; - end - s17: all_done = 1'b1; - default: begin - data_out1 = 32'bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz; - data_out2 = 32'bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz; - end - endcase - end -end - -endmodule \ No newline at end of file Index: trunk/LICENSE =================================================================== --- trunk/LICENSE (revision 5) +++ trunk/LICENSE (nonexistent) @@ -1,502 +0,0 @@ - GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE - Version 2.1, February 1999 - - Copyright (C) 1991, 1999 Free Software Foundation, Inc. - 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA - Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies - of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. - -[This is the first released version of the Lesser GPL. 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See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more //// +//// details. //// +//// //// +//// You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General //// +//// Public License along with this source; if not, write to the //// +//// Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth //// +//// Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA //// +//// //// +////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// +// +// CVS Revision History +// +// $Log: not supported by cvs2svn $ +// + +module cipher_testbench (clock, reset, all_done_encipher, all_done_decipher, data_out_encipher1, data_out_encipher2, data_out_decipher1, data_out_decipher2, data_in_encipher1, data_in_encipher2, data_in_decipher1, data_in_decipher2, key_out, result, reset_out); + +input clock, reset, all_done_encipher, all_done_decipher; +input[31:0] data_in_encipher1, data_in_encipher2, data_in_decipher1, data_in_decipher2; +output result, reset_out; +output[31:0] data_out_encipher1, data_out_encipher2, data_out_decipher1, data_out_decipher2; +output[127:0] key_out; + +reg result, reset_out, test_ciphertext, test_plaintext; +reg[7:0] state; +reg[31:0] data_out_encipher1, data_out_encipher2, data_out_decipher1, data_out_decipher2, tempdata1, tempdata2; +reg[127:0] key_out; + +parameter s0 = 0, s1 = 1, s2 = 2, s3 = 3, s4 = 4, s5 = 5, s6 = 6, s7 = 7, s8 = 8, s9 = 9, + s10 = 10, s11 = 11, s12 = 12, s13 = 13, s14 = 14, s15 = 15, s16 = 16, s17 = 17, s18 = 18, s19 = 19, + s20 = 20, s21 = 21, s22 = 22, s23 = 23, s24 = 24, s25 = 25, s26 = 26, s27 = 27, s28 = 28, s29 = 29, + s30 = 30, s31 = 31, s32 = 32, s33 = 33, s34 = 34, s35 = 35, s36 = 36, s37 = 37, s38 = 38, s39 = 39, + s40 = 40, s41 = 41, s42 = 42, s43 = 43, s44 = 44, s45 = 45, s46 = 46, s47 = 47, s48 = 48, s49 = 49; + +always @(posedge clock or posedge reset) +begin + if (reset) + state = s0; + else + begin + case (state) + s0: state = s1; + s1: state = s2; + s2: state = all_done_encipher ? s3 : s2; + s3: state = s4; + s4: state = s5; + s5: state = all_done_decipher ? s6 : s5; + s6: state = s7; + s7: state = s8; + s8: state = s9; + s9: state = all_done_encipher ? s10 : s9; + s10: state = s11; + s11: state = s12; + s12: state = all_done_decipher ? s13 : s12; + s13: state = s14; + s14: state = s15; + s15: state = s16; + s16: state = all_done_encipher ? s17 : s16; + s17: state = s18; + s18: state = s19; + s19: state = all_done_decipher ? s20 : s19; + s20: state = s21; + s21: state = s22; + s22: state = s23; + s23: state = all_done_encipher ? s24 : s23; + s24: state = s25; + s25: state = s26; + s26: state = all_done_decipher ? s27 : s26; + s27: state = s28; + s28: state = s29; + s29: state = s30; + s30: state = all_done_encipher ? s31 : s30; + s31: state = s32; + s32: state = s33; + s33: state = all_done_decipher ? s34 : s33; + s34: state = s35; + s35: state = s36; + s36: state = s37; + s37: state = all_done_encipher ? s38 : s37; + s38: state = s39; + s39: state = s40; + s40: state = all_done_decipher ? s41 : s40; + s41: state = s42; + s42: state = s43; + s43: state = s44; + s44: state = all_done_encipher ? s45 : s44; + s45: state = s46; + s46: state = s47; + s47: state = all_done_decipher ? s48 : s47; + s48: state = s49; + s49: state = s49; + default: state = 1'bz; + endcase + end +end + +always @(posedge clock or posedge reset) +begin + if (reset) + begin + result = 1'b0; + reset_out = 1'b0; + test_ciphertext = 1'b0; + test_plaintext = 1'b0; + data_out_encipher1 = 32'bxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx; + data_out_encipher2 = 32'bxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx; + data_out_decipher1 = 32'bxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx; + data_out_decipher2 = 32'bxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx; + key_out = 128'bxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx; + end + else begin + case (state) + //Test 1 + s1: begin + reset_out = 1'b1; + data_out_encipher1 = 32'h00000000; + data_out_encipher2 = 32'h00000000; + key_out = 128'h00000000000000000000000000000000; + end + s2: reset_out = 1'b0; + s3: begin + test_ciphertext = ((data_in_encipher1 == 32'hdee9d4d8) && (data_in_encipher2 == 32'hf7131ed9)); + tempdata1 = data_in_encipher1; + tempdata2 = data_in_encipher2; + end + s4: begin + reset_out = 1'b1; + data_out_decipher1 = tempdata1; + data_out_decipher2 = tempdata2; + end + s5: reset_out = 1'b0; + s6: test_plaintext = ((data_in_decipher1 == 32'h00000000) && (data_in_decipher2 == 32'h00000000)); + s7: result = (test_ciphertext && test_plaintext); + //Test 2 + s8: begin + result = 1'b0; + reset_out = 1'b1; + data_out_encipher1 = 32'h00000000; + data_out_encipher2 = 32'h00000000; + key_out = 128'h11111111222222223333333344444444; + end + s9: reset_out = 1'b0; + s10: begin + test_ciphertext = ((data_in_encipher1 == 32'hf07ac290) && (data_in_encipher2 == 32'h23c92672)); + tempdata1 = data_in_encipher1; + tempdata2 = data_in_encipher2; + end + s11: begin + reset_out = 1'b1; + data_out_decipher1 = tempdata1; + data_out_decipher2 = tempdata2; + end + s12: reset_out = 1'b0; + s13: test_plaintext = ((data_in_decipher1 == 32'h00000000) && (data_in_decipher2 == 32'h00000000)); + s14: result = (test_ciphertext && test_plaintext); + //Test 3 + s15: begin + result = 1'b0; + reset_out = 1'b1; + data_out_encipher1 = 32'h12345678; + data_out_encipher2 = 32'h9abcdeff; + key_out = 128'h6a1d78c88c86d67f2a65bfbeb4bd6e46; + end + s16: reset_out = 1'b0; + s17: begin + test_ciphertext = ((data_in_encipher1 == 32'h99bbb92b) && (data_in_encipher2 == 32'h3ebd1644)); + tempdata1 = data_in_encipher1; + tempdata2 = data_in_encipher2; + end + s18: begin + reset_out = 1'b1; + data_out_decipher1 = tempdata1; + data_out_decipher2 = tempdata2; + end + s19: reset_out = 1'b0; + s20: test_plaintext = ((data_in_decipher1 == 32'h12345678) && (data_in_decipher2 == 32'h9abcdeff)); + s21: result = (test_ciphertext && test_plaintext); + //Test 4 + s22: begin + result = 1'b0; + reset_out = 1'b1; + data_out_encipher1 = 32'h00000001; + data_out_encipher2 = 32'h00000001; + key_out = 128'h62ee209f69b7afce376a8936cdc9e923; + end + s23: reset_out = 1'b0; + s24: begin + test_ciphertext = ((data_in_encipher1 == 32'he57220dd) && (data_in_encipher2 == 32'h2622745b)); + tempdata1 = data_in_encipher1; + tempdata2 = data_in_encipher2; + end + s25: begin + reset_out = 1'b1; + data_out_decipher1 = tempdata1; + data_out_decipher2 = tempdata2; + end + s26: reset_out = 1'b0; + s27: test_plaintext = ((data_in_decipher1 == 32'h00000001) && (data_in_decipher2 == 32'h00000001)); + s28: result = (test_ciphertext && test_plaintext); + //Test 5 + s29: begin + result = 1'b0; + reset_out = 1'b1; + data_out_encipher1 = 32'h77777777; + data_out_encipher2 = 32'h98765432; + key_out = 128'hbc3a7de2845846cf2794a1276b8ea8b8; + end + s30: reset_out = 1'b0; + s31: begin + test_ciphertext = ((data_in_encipher1 == 32'hda6b0b0a) && (data_in_encipher2 == 32'ha15e9758)); + tempdata1 = data_in_encipher1; + tempdata2 = data_in_encipher2; + end + s32: begin + reset_out = 1'b1; + data_out_decipher1 = tempdata1; + data_out_decipher2 = tempdata2; + end + s33: reset_out = 1'b0; + s34: test_plaintext = ((data_in_decipher1 == 32'h77777777) && (data_in_decipher2 == 32'h98765432)); + s35: result = (test_ciphertext && test_plaintext); + //Test 6 + s36: begin + result = 1'b0; + reset_out = 1'b1; + data_out_encipher1 = 32'hffffffff; + data_out_encipher2 = 32'hffffffff; + key_out = 128'h6a1d78c88c86d6712a65bfbeb4bd6e46; + end + s37: reset_out = 1'b0; + s38: begin + test_ciphertext = ((data_in_encipher1 == 32'h674e0539) && (data_in_encipher2 == 32'h5ad31ab8)); + tempdata1 = data_in_encipher1; + tempdata2 = data_in_encipher2; + end + s39: begin + reset_out = 1'b1; + data_out_decipher1 = tempdata1; + data_out_decipher2 = tempdata2; + end + s40: reset_out = 1'b0; + s41: test_plaintext = ((data_in_decipher1 == 32'hffffffff) && (data_in_decipher2 == 32'hffffffff)); + s42: result = (test_ciphertext && test_plaintext); + //Test 7 + s43: begin + result = 1'b0; + reset_out = 1'b1; + data_out_encipher1 = 32'hffffffff; + data_out_encipher2 = 32'hffffffff; + key_out = 128'hffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff; + end + s44: reset_out = 1'b0; + s45: begin + test_ciphertext = ((data_in_encipher1 == 32'h28fc2891) && (data_in_encipher2 == 32'he623566a)); + tempdata1 = data_in_encipher1; + tempdata2 = data_in_encipher2; + end + s46: begin + reset_out = 1'b1; + data_out_decipher1 = tempdata1; + data_out_decipher2 = tempdata2; + end + s47: reset_out = 1'b0; + s48: test_plaintext = ((data_in_decipher1 == 32'hffffffff) && (data_in_decipher2 == 32'hffffffff)); + s49: result = (test_ciphertext && test_plaintext); + //End tests + default: begin + reset_out = 1'b1; + data_out_encipher1 = 32'bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz; + data_out_encipher2 = 32'bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz; + data_out_decipher1 = 32'bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz; + data_out_decipher2 = 32'bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz; + key_out = 128'bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz; + result = 1'bz; + end + endcase + end +end + +endmodule \ No newline at end of file

xtea/trunk/testbench.v Property changes : Added: svn:executable ## -0,0 +1 ## +* \ No newline at end of property Index: xtea/trunk/xtea.v =================================================================== --- xtea/trunk/xtea.v (nonexistent) +++ xtea/trunk/xtea.v (revision 6) @@ -0,0 +1,192 @@ +////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// +//// //// +//// XTEA IP Core //// +//// //// +//// This file is part of the xtea project //// +//// http://www.opencores.org/projects.cgi/web/xtea/overview //// +//// //// +//// An implementation of the XTEA encryption algorithm. //// +//// //// +//// TODO: //// +//// * Write a spec //// +//// * Wishbone compliance //// +//// //// +//// Author: David Johnson, dj@david-web.co.uk //// +//// //// +////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// +//// //// +//// Copyright (C) 2006 David Johnson //// +//// //// +//// This source file is free software; you can redistribute it //// +//// and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General //// +//// Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; //// +//// either version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any //// +//// later version. //// +//// //// +//// This source is distributed in the hope that it will be //// +//// useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied //// +//// warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR //// +//// PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more //// +//// details. //// +//// //// +//// You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General //// +//// Public License along with this source; if not, write to the //// +//// Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth //// +//// Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA //// +//// //// +////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// +// +// CVS Revision History +// +// $Log: not supported by cvs2svn $ +// + +module xtea(clock, reset, mode, data_in1, data_in2, key_in, data_out1, data_out2, all_done); + +parameter s0 = 8'd0, s1 = 8'd1, s2 = 8'd2, s3 = 8'd3, s4 = 8'd4, s5 = 8'd5, s6 = 8'd6, s7 = 8'd7, s8 = 8'd8, s9 = 8'd9, s10 = 8'd10, + s11 = 8'd11, s12 = 8'd12, s13 = 8'd13, s14 = 8'd14, s15 = 8'd15, s16 = 8'd16, s17 = 8'd17; + +input clock, reset, mode; +input[31:0] data_in1, data_in2; +input[127:0] key_in; +output[31:0] data_out1, data_out2; +output all_done; + +wire clock, reset; +wire[31:0] data_in1, data_in2; +wire[127:0] key_in; +reg all_done, while_flag, modereg; +reg[1:0] selectslice; +reg[7:0] state; +reg[7:0] x; +reg[31:0] data_out1, data_out2, sum, workunit1, workunit2, delta; + +always @(posedge clock or posedge reset) +begin + if (reset) + //reset state + state = s0; + else begin + case (state) + s0: state = s1; + s1: state = s2; + s2: state = s3; + s3: state = while_flag ? s4 : s14; + s4: state = modereg ? s10 : s5; + s5: state = s6; + s6: state = s7; + s7: state = s8; + s8: state = s9; + s9: state = s2; + s10: state = s11; + s11: state = s12; + s12: state = s13; + s13: state = s14; + s14: state = s2; + s15: state = s16; + s16: state = s17; + s17: state = s17; + default: state = 4'bxxxx; + endcase + end +end + +always @(posedge clock or posedge reset) +begin + if (reset) begin + //reset all our outputs and registers + data_out1 = 32'h00000000; + data_out2 = 32'h00000000; + x = 8'b00000000; + sum = 32'h00000000; + while_flag = 1'b0; + workunit1 = 32'h00000000; + workunit2 = 32'h00000000; + selectslice = 1'b0; + all_done = 1'b0; + delta = 32'h00000000; + modereg = 1'b0; + end + else begin + case (state) + s1: begin + //store input values to registers in case they're not stable + workunit1 = data_in1; + workunit2 = data_in2; + delta = 32'h9E3779B9; + sum = 32'hc6ef3720; + modereg = mode; + end + s2: if (x < 8'd32) while_flag = 1'b1; else while_flag = 1'b0; + s3: begin + //This null state was necessary to fix a timing issue. + //s2 sets while_flag and previously the control path read it in the same state + //(but in the next clock cycle), however the reg wasn't set when we tried to + //read it, so this state was inserted to add a delay. This was when running @25MHz. + //FIXME: there's got to be a better solution to this... + end + s4: begin + //This state does nothing in the data path; it's used for an if statement in the + //control path. + end + /* States 5-9 used for decipher operations */ + s5: selectslice = (sum >> 32'd11 & 32'd3); + s6: case (selectslice) + 2'b00: workunit2 = workunit2 - (((workunit1 << 4 ^ workunit1 >> 5) + workunit1) ^ (sum + key_in[127:96])); + 2'b01: workunit2 = workunit2 - (((workunit1 << 4 ^ workunit1 >> 5) + workunit1) ^ (sum + key_in[95:64])); + 2'b10: workunit2 = workunit2 - (((workunit1 << 4 ^ workunit1 >> 5) + workunit1) ^ (sum + key_in[63:32])); + 2'b11: workunit2 = workunit2 - (((workunit1 << 4 ^ workunit1 >> 5) + workunit1) ^ (sum + key_in[31:0])); + default: workunit2 = 32'bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz; + endcase + s7: sum = sum - delta; + s8: selectslice = (sum & 32'd3); + s9: begin + case (selectslice) + 2'b00: workunit1 = workunit1 - (((workunit2 << 4 ^ workunit2 >> 5) + workunit2) ^ (sum + key_in[127:96])); + 2'b01: workunit1 = workunit1 - (((workunit2 << 4 ^ workunit2 >> 5) + workunit2) ^ (sum + key_in[95:64])); + 2'b10: workunit1 = workunit1 - (((workunit2 << 4 ^ workunit2 >> 5) + workunit2) ^ (sum + key_in[63:32])); + 2'b11: workunit1 = workunit1 - (((workunit2 << 4 ^ workunit2 >> 5) + workunit2) ^ (sum + key_in[31:0])); + default: workunit1 = 32'bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz; + endcase + x = x + 1'b1; + end + /* States 10-14 used for encipher operations */ + s10: selectslice = (sum & 32'd3); + s11: case (selectslice) + 2'b00: workunit1 = workunit1 + (((workunit2 << 4 ^ workunit2 >> 5) + workunit2) ^ (sum + key_in[127:96])); + 2'b01: workunit1 = workunit1 + (((workunit2 << 4 ^ workunit2 >> 5) + workunit2) ^ (sum + key_in[95:64])); + 2'b10: workunit1 = workunit1 + (((workunit2 << 4 ^ workunit2 >> 5) + workunit2) ^ (sum + key_in[63:32])); + 2'b11: workunit1 = workunit1 + (((workunit2 << 4 ^ workunit2 >> 5) + workunit2) ^ (sum + key_in[31:0])); + default: workunit1 = 32'bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz; + endcase + s12: sum = sum + delta; + s13: selectslice = (sum >> 32'd11 & 32'd3); + s14: begin + case (selectslice) + 2'b00: workunit2 = workunit2 + (((workunit1 << 4 ^ workunit1 >> 5) + workunit1) ^ (sum + key_in[127:96])); + 2'b01: workunit2 = workunit2 + (((workunit1 << 4 ^ workunit1 >> 5) + workunit1) ^ (sum + key_in[95:64])); + 2'b10: workunit2 = workunit2 + (((workunit1 << 4 ^ workunit1 >> 5) + workunit1) ^ (sum + key_in[63:32])); + 2'b11: workunit2 = workunit2 + (((workunit1 << 4 ^ workunit1 >> 5) + workunit1) ^ (sum + key_in[31:0])); + default: workunit2 = 32'bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz; + endcase + x = x + 1'b1; + end + s15: begin + //This state was added to fix a timing issue. + //Same issue as above - trying to read workunit1 & workunit2 before they've settled. + end + s16: begin + //set the outputs to the working registers + data_out1 = workunit1; + data_out2 = workunit2; + end + s17: all_done = 1'b1; + default: begin + data_out1 = 32'bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz; + data_out2 = 32'bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz; + end + endcase + end +end + +endmodule \ No newline at end of file Index: xtea/trunk =================================================================== --- xtea/trunk (nonexistent) +++ xtea/trunk (revision 6)

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