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import mpmc10_pkg::*;

module mpmc10_state_machine(rst, clk, to, rdy, wdf_rdy, fifo_empty, rd_fifo, fifo_out, state,
        num_strips, req_strip_cnt, resp_strip_cnt, rd_data_valid, wway);
input rst;
input clk;
input to;                                                       // state machine time-out
input rdy;
input wdf_rdy;
input fifo_empty;
output reg rd_fifo;
input axi_request_readwrite256_t fifo_out;
output reg [3:0] state;
input [5:0] num_strips;
input [5:0] req_strip_cnt;
input [5:0] resp_strip_cnt;
input rd_data_valid;
output reg [1:0] wway;

reg [3:0] next_state;
reg next_rd_fifo;

always_ff @(posedge clk)
        state <= next_state;
always_ff @(posedge clk)
        rd_fifo <= next_rd_fifo;
always_ff @(posedge clk)
if (rst)
        wway <= 2'd0;
else begin
        if (state==PRESET1)
                wway <= wway + 2'd1;
end

always_comb
if (rst) begin
        next_state <= IDLE;     
        next_rd_fifo <= 1'b0;
end
else begin
        next_rd_fifo <= 1'b0;
        case(state)
        IDLE:
                begin
                        if (!fifo_empty) begin
                                next_rd_fifo <= 1'b1;
                                next_state <= PRESET1;
                        end
                end
        PRESET1:
                next_state <= PRESET2;
        PRESET2:
                next_state <= PRESET3;
        PRESET3:
                if (fifo_out.write.WVALID)
                        next_state <= WRITE_DATA0;
                else
                        next_state <= READ_DATA0;
        // Write data to the data fifo
        // Write occurs when app_wdf_wren is true and app_wdf_rdy is true
        WRITE_DATA0:
                // Issue a write command if the fifo is full.
        //      if (!app_wdf_rdy)
        //              next_state <= WRITE_DATA1;
        //      else 
                if (wdf_rdy)// && req_strip_cnt==num_strips)
                        next_state <= WRITE_DATA1;
                else
                        next_state <= WRITE_DATA0;
        WRITE_DATA1:
                next_state <= WRITE_DATA2;
        WRITE_DATA2:
                if (rdy)
                        next_state <= WRITE_DATA3;
                else
                        next_state <= WRITE_DATA2;
        WRITE_DATA3:
                next_state <= IDLE;

        // There could be multiple read requests submitted before any response occurs.
        // Stay in the SET_CMD_RD until all requested strips have been processed.
        READ_DATA0:
                next_state <= READ_DATA1;
        // Could it take so long to do the request that we start getting responses
        // back?
        READ_DATA1:
                if (rdy && req_strip_cnt==num_strips)
                        next_state <= READ_DATA2;
                else
                        next_state <= READ_DATA1;
        // Wait for incoming responses, but only for so long to prevent a hang.
        READ_DATA2:
                if (rd_data_valid && resp_strip_cnt==num_strips)
                        next_state <= WAIT_NACK;
                else
                        next_state <= READ_DATA2;

        WAIT_NACK:
                // If we're not seeing a nack and there is a channel selected, then the
                // cache tag must not have updated correctly.
                // For writes, assume a nack by now.
                next_state <= IDLE;
                
        default:        next_state <= IDLE;
        endcase

        // Is the state machine hung?
        if (to)
                next_state <= IDLE;
end

endmodule

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