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// Project Name                   : ORPSoCv2
// File Name                      : rsp-vpi.h
// Prepared By                    : jb, jb@orsoc.se
// Project Start                  : 2009-05-01
 
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/*
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  modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
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  This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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// Defines for protocol ensuring synchronisation with the simulation process
 
// 1. rsp-rtl_sim will first write a command byte
// 2. rsp-rtl_sim will then send the address if it's a read or write
//    or the data to write if it's a dbg_cpu_wr_ctrl (stall & reset bits)
// 3. will then send data if we're writing and we sent address in 2
// 4. wait for response from vpi functions
 
// commands:
// 4'h1 jtag set instruction register (input: instruction value)
// 4'h2 set debug chain (dbg_set_command here) (input: chain value)
// 4'h3 cpu_ctrl_wr (input: ctrl value (2 bits))
// 4'h4 cpu_ctrl_rd (output: ctrl value (2bits))
// 4'h5 cpu wr reg (inputs: address, data)
// 4'h6 cpu rd reg (input: address; output: data)
// 4'h7 wb wr  (inputs: address, data, size)
// 4'h8 wb rd 32 (input: address; output: data)
// 4'h9 wb wr block 32 (inputs: address, length, data)
// 4'ha wb rd block 32 (inputs: address, length; output: data)
// 4'hb reset
// 4'hc read jtag id (output: data)
// 4'hd GDB detach - do something (like close down, restart, etc.)
// 4'he wb rd 8 (input: address, data pointer)
// There should be a correlating set of verilog `define's in the 
// verilog debug testbench module's include file, vpi_debug_defines.v
 
#define CMD_JTAG_SET_IR 0x1
#define CMD_SET_DEBUG_CHAIN 0x2
#define CMD_CPU_CTRL_WR 0x3
#define CMD_CPU_CTRL_RD 0x4
#define CMD_CPU_WR_REG 0x5
#define CMD_CPU_RD_REG 0x6
#define CMD_WB_WR 0x7
#define CMD_WB_RD32 0x8
#define CMD_WB_BLOCK_WR32 0x9
#define CMD_WB_BLOCK_RD32 0xa
#define CMD_RESET 0xb
#define CMD_READ_JTAG_ID 0xc
#define CMD_GDB_DETACH 0xd
#define CMD_WB_RD8 0xe