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#!/usr/bin/env python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- # # NoCmodel basic example # # Author: Oscar Diaz # Version: 0.1 # Date: 03-03-2011 # # This code 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 code 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 library; if not, write to the # Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, # Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA # # # Changelog: # # 03-03-2011 : (OD) initial release # import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import myhdl import logging from nocmodel import * from nocmodel.basicmodels import * # Basic example model with TLM simulation # 1. Create the model basicnoc = noc(name="Basic 2x2 NoC example") # 1.1 create a rectangular 2x2 NoC, make its connections and add default protocol R11 = basicnoc.add_router("R11", with_ipcore=True, coord_x = 1, coord_y = 1) R12 = basicnoc.add_router("R12", with_ipcore=True, coord_x = 1, coord_y = 2) R21 = basicnoc.add_router("R21", with_ipcore=True, coord_x = 2, coord_y = 1) R22 = basicnoc.add_router("R22", with_ipcore=True, coord_x = 2, coord_y = 2) basicnoc.add_channel(R11,R12) basicnoc.add_channel(R11,R21) basicnoc.add_channel(R12,R22) basicnoc.add_channel(R21,R22) basicnoc.protocol_ref = basic_protocol() for r in basicnoc.router_list(): r.update_ports_info() r.update_routes_info() # 2. add tlm support, and configure logging add_tlm_basic_support(basicnoc, log_file="simulation.log", log_level=logging.DEBUG) # 3. Declare generators to put in the TLM simulation # set ip_cores functionality as myhdl generators def sourcegen(din, dout, tlm_ref, mydest, data=None, startdelay=100, period=100): # this generator only drives dout @myhdl.instance def putnewdata(): datacount = 0 protocol_ref = tlm_ref.ipcore_ref.get_protocol_ref() mysrc = tlm_ref.ipcore_ref.router_ref.address tlm_ref.debug("sourcegen: init dout is %s" % repr(dout.val)) yield myhdl.delay(startdelay) while True: if len(data) == datacount: tlm_ref.debug("sourcegen: end of data. waiting for %d steps" % (period*10)) yield myhdl.delay(period*10) raise myhdl.StopSimulation("data ended at time %d" % myhdl.now()) dout.next = protocol_ref.newpacket(False, mysrc, mydest, data[datacount]) tlm_ref.debug("sourcegen: data next element %d dout is %s datacount is %d" % (data[datacount], repr(dout.val), datacount)) yield myhdl.delay(period) datacount += 1 return putnewdata def checkgen(din, dout, tlm_ref, mysrc, data=None): # this generator only respond to din @myhdl.instance def checkdata(): datacount = 0 protocol_ref = tlm_ref.ipcore_ref.get_protocol_ref() mydest = tlm_ref.ipcore_ref.router_ref.address while True: yield din if len(data) > datacount: checkdata = din.val["data"] tlm_ref.debug("checkgen: assert checkdata != data[datacount] => %d != %d [%d]" % (checkdata, data[datacount], datacount)) if checkdata != data[datacount]: tlm_ref.error("checkgen: value != %d (%d)" % (data[datacount], checkdata)) tlm_ref.debug("checkgen: assert source address != mysrc => %d != %d " % (din.val["src"], mysrc)) if din.val["src"] != mysrc: tlm_ref.error("checkgen: source address != %d (%d)" % (mysrc, din.val["src"])) tlm_ref.debug("checkgen: assert destination address != mydest => %d != %d " % (din.val["dst"], mydest)) if din.val["dst"] != mydest: tlm_ref.error("checkgen: destination address != %d (%d)" % (mydest, din.val["dst"])) datacount += 1 return checkdata # 4. Set test vectors R11_testdata = [5, 12, 50, -11, 6, 9, 0, 3, 25] R12_testdata = [x*5 for x in R11_testdata] # 5. assign generators to ip cores (in TLM model !) # R11 will send to R22, R12 will send to R21 R11.ipcore_ref.tlm.register_generator(sourcegen, mydest=R22.address, data=R11_testdata, startdelay=10, period=20) R12.ipcore_ref.tlm.register_generator(sourcegen, mydest=R21.address, data=R12_testdata, startdelay=15, period=25) R21.ipcore_ref.tlm.register_generator(checkgen, mysrc=R12.address, data=R12_testdata) R22.ipcore_ref.tlm.register_generator(checkgen, mysrc=R11.address, data=R11_testdata) # 6. configure simulation and run! basicnoc.tlmsim.configure_simulation(max_time=1000) print "Starting simulation..." basicnoc.tlmsim.run() print "Simulation finished. Pick the results in log files." # 7. View graphical representation draw_noc(basicnoc)
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