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////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //// //// //// uart_device_utilities.v //// //// //// //// This file is part of the "uart16550" project //// //// http://www.opencores.org/projects/uart16550/ //// //// //// //// Author(s): //// //// - tadej@opencores.org (Tadej Markovic) //// //// //// //// All additional information is avaliable in the README.txt //// //// file. //// //// //// //// //// ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //// //// //// Copyright (C) 2000 - 2004 authors //// //// //// //// This source file may be used and distributed without //// //// restriction provided that this copyright statement is not //// //// removed from the file and that any derivative work contains //// //// the original copyright notice and the associated disclaimer. //// //// //// //// 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, download it //// //// from http://www.opencores.org/lgpl.shtml //// //// //// ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // CVS Revision History // // $Log: not supported by cvs2svn $ // Revision 1.1 2004/03/27 03:55:16 tadejm // Testbench with complete selfchecking. BUG is that THRE status is set at the end of last sent bit when TX FIFO is empty instead when only TX FIFO gets empty. This causes testcases not to finish. // // // `include "uart_defines.v" `include "uart_testbench_defines.v" `include "wb_model_defines.v" `include "timescale.v" module uart_device_utilities; // UART receiver setting TASKs //############################ // Set RX length task set_rx_length; input [3:0] len; begin `UTILS_MSG("SETTING RX CHAR length."); testbench.i_uart_device.rx_length = len; `UTILS_VAL1("Length:", len); end endtask // set_rx_length // Enable RX odd parity task enable_rx_odd_parity; begin `UTILS_MSG("ENABLING RX CHAR odd parity."); testbench.i_uart_device.rx_odd_parity = 1'b1; testbench.i_uart_device.rx_even_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.rx_stick1_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.rx_stick0_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.rx_parity_enabled = 1'b1; end endtask // enable_rx_odd_parity // Enable RX even parity task enable_rx_even_parity; begin `UTILS_MSG("ENABLING RX CHAR even parity."); testbench.i_uart_device.rx_odd_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.rx_even_parity = 1'b1; testbench.i_uart_device.rx_stick1_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.rx_stick0_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.rx_parity_enabled = 1'b1; end endtask // enable_rx_even_parity // Enable RX stick1 parity task enable_rx_stick1_parity; begin `UTILS_MSG("ENABLING RX CHAR stick1 parity."); testbench.i_uart_device.rx_odd_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.rx_even_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.rx_stick1_parity = 1'b1; testbench.i_uart_device.rx_stick0_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.rx_parity_enabled = 1'b1; end endtask // enable_rx_stick1_parity // Enable RX stick0 parity task enable_rx_stick0_parity; begin `UTILS_MSG("ENABLING RX CHAR stick0 parity."); testbench.i_uart_device.rx_odd_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.rx_even_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.rx_stick1_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.rx_stick0_parity = 1'b1; testbench.i_uart_device.rx_parity_enabled = 1'b1; end endtask // enable_rx_stick0_parity // Disable RX parity task disable_rx_parity; begin `UTILS_MSG("DISABLING RX CHAR parity."); testbench.i_uart_device.rx_odd_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.rx_even_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.rx_stick1_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.rx_stick0_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.rx_parity_enabled = 1'b0; end endtask // disable_rx_parity // Set 1 or 2 (1.5) RX stop bits task set_rx_second_stop_bit; input second_stop_bit; begin if (~second_stop_bit) begin `UTILS_MSG("SETTING RX CHAR 1 stop bit."); end else if (second_stop_bit && (testbench.i_uart_device.rx_length == 5)) begin `UTILS_MSG("SETTING RX CHAR 1.5 stop bit."); end else begin `UTILS_MSG("SETTING RX CHAR 2 stop bits."); end testbench.i_uart_device.rx_stop_bit_1 = ~second_stop_bit; testbench.i_uart_device.rx_stop_bit_1_5 = second_stop_bit & (testbench.i_uart_device.rx_length == 5); testbench.i_uart_device.rx_stop_bit_2 = second_stop_bit & (testbench.i_uart_device.rx_length != 5); end endtask // set_rx_second_stop_bit // UART transmitter setting TASKs //############################### // Set TX length task set_tx_length; input [3:0] len; begin `UTILS_MSG("SETTING TX CHAR length."); testbench.i_uart_device.tx_length = len; `UTILS_VAL1("Length:", len); end endtask // set_tx_length // Enable TX odd parity task enable_tx_odd_parity; begin `UTILS_MSG("ENABLING TX CHAR odd parity."); testbench.i_uart_device.tx_odd_parity = 1'b1; testbench.i_uart_device.tx_even_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.tx_stick1_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.tx_stick0_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.tx_parity_enabled = 1'b1; end endtask // enable_tx_odd_parity // Enable TX even parity task enable_tx_even_parity; begin `UTILS_MSG("ENABLING TX CHAR even parity."); testbench.i_uart_device.tx_odd_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.tx_even_parity = 1'b1; testbench.i_uart_device.tx_stick1_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.tx_stick0_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.tx_parity_enabled = 1'b1; end endtask // enable_tx_even_parity // Enable TX stick1 parity task enable_tx_stick1_parity; begin `UTILS_MSG("ENABLING TX CHAR stick1 parity."); testbench.i_uart_device.tx_odd_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.tx_even_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.tx_stick1_parity = 1'b1; testbench.i_uart_device.tx_stick0_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.tx_parity_enabled = 1'b1; end endtask // enable_tx_stick1_parity // Enable TX stick0 parity task enable_tx_stick0_parity; begin `UTILS_MSG("ENABLING TX CHAR stick0 parity."); testbench.i_uart_device.tx_odd_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.tx_even_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.tx_stick1_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.tx_stick0_parity = 1'b1; testbench.i_uart_device.tx_parity_enabled = 1'b1; end endtask // enable_tx_stick0_parity // Disable TX parity task disable_tx_parity; begin `UTILS_MSG("DISABLING TX CHAR parity."); testbench.i_uart_device.tx_odd_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.tx_even_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.tx_stick1_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.tx_stick0_parity = 1'b0; testbench.i_uart_device.tx_parity_enabled = 1'b0; end endtask // disable_tx_parity // Correct TX parity task correct_tx_parity; begin `UTILS_MSG("DISABLING WRONG parity generation."); testbench.i_uart_device.tx_parity_wrong = 1'b0; end endtask // correct_tx_parity // Wrong TX parity task wrong_tx_parity; begin `UTILS_MSG("ENABLING WRONG parity generation."); testbench.i_uart_device.tx_parity_wrong = 1'b1; end endtask // wrong_tx_parity // Correct TX frame task correct_tx_frame; begin `UTILS_MSG("DISABLING WRONG frame generation."); testbench.i_uart_device.tx_framing_wrong = 1'b0; end endtask // correct_tx_frame // Wrong TX frame task wrong_tx_frame; begin `UTILS_MSG("ENABLING WRONG frame generation."); testbench.i_uart_device.tx_framing_wrong = 1'b1; end endtask // wrong_tx_frame // Generate TX glitch task generate_tx_glitch; input [23:0] generate_glitch_num; begin if (generate_glitch_num == 0) begin `UTILS_MSG("DISABLING 1 TIME glitch generation with CLKs delay."); end else begin `UTILS_MSG("ENABLING 1 TIME glitch generation with CLKs delay."); end testbench.i_uart_device.tx_glitch_num = generate_glitch_num; `UTILS_VAL1("CLKs delay from start bit edge:", generate_glitch_num); end endtask // generate_tx_glitch // Enable TX break task enable_tx_break; input [15:0] break_num; begin `UTILS_MSG("ENABLING brake generation with each TX CHAR with brake length."); testbench.i_uart_device.tx_break_enable = 1'b1; testbench.i_uart_device.tx_break_num = break_num; `UTILS_VAL1("Brake bit length:", break_num); end endtask // enable_tx_break // Disable TX break task disable_tx_break; begin `UTILS_MSG("DISABLING brake generation with each TX CHAR."); testbench.i_uart_device.tx_break_enable = 1'b0; end endtask // disable_tx_break // UART transmitter send TASKs //############################ // Send character task send_char; input [7:0] char; begin testbench.i_uart_device.send_packet(1'b0, char, 1); end endtask // Send character // Send random character task send_rnd_char; begin testbench.i_uart_device.send_packet(1'b1, 8'h0, 1); end endtask // send_rnd_char // Send burst random character task send_burst_rnd_char; input [31:0] num_of_char; integer i; begin testbench.i_uart_device.send_packet(1'b1, 8'h0, num_of_char); end endtask // send_burst_rnd_char endmodule