| Rev |
Log message |
Author |
Age |
Path |
| 64 |
firmware makefiles:
-every firmware makefile has now complete dependency. This also includes dependency on files under minsoc/backend (target specific files). That means, that if some target specific header changes, the support library dependent on it will be compiled. That will always happen, even if you compile the uart firmware. In other words, if you want to use uart firmware, you can always simply compile uart by issuing make all. If anything has changed, backend files, support library, drivers, it will update everything for you.
-TODO: dependency can be automatic created by using make together with gcc. Use it instead of declaring all dependencies manually.
Makefile system for synthesis:
-the dependency for every implementation step has been checked and is working fine.
-Makefile plus support files have been moved to minsoc/syn/src
-make usage is still under syn through files generated by backend bashscripts
Backend:
-files under backend are target specific files used for the system to work
-firmware compilation
-system simulation
-system implementation
-This directory is populated by visiting one of its subdirectories and typing ./configure
backend/spartan3a_dsp_kit:
-working on FPGA
backend/spartan3e_starter_kit:
-has to be tested
backend/ml509:
-missing files have to be copied and adapted, configure script has to be copied and adapted
backend/std:
-include files necessary for firmware compilation and system configuration
-it does not include files for synthesis and is not synthesizable |
rfajardo |
4930d 12h |
/minsoc/trunk |
| 63 |
Adding a functional synthesis Makefile system. Still needs a reviews and enhancements, but at least it is something. |
rfajardo |
4934d 05h |
/minsoc/trunk |
| 62 |
Wrapping different family modules of same manufacturer in a single module.
minsoc_clock_manager.v: uses fpga manufacturer wrappers
xilinx_dcm.v: selects between different Xilinx FPGA families and implements the module
altera_pll.v: selects between different Altera FPGA families and implements the module |
rfajardo |
4934d 12h |
/minsoc/trunk |
| 61 |
Removing supposely defined external function, which don't exist anymore. |
rfajardo |
4934d 13h |
/minsoc/trunk |
| 60 |
Selection of memory model or implementation memory is now made on minsoc_bench_defines.v. It is done by a definition instead of including different files for simulation.
minsoc_bench_defines.v definition of reset level was not correct. It based the level decision on defineds POSITIVE_RESET or NEGATIVE_RESET, which couldn't be defined by then, since minsoc_defines.v is not included in minsoc_bench_defines.v. The decision has been moved to minsoc_bench.v and made a localparam instead of a definition. |
rfajardo |
4935d 00h |
/minsoc/trunk |
| 59 |
undefinition of NEGATIVE_RESET on minsoc_bench_defines.v cannot affect other inclusions of minsoc_defines.v. Instead, the testbench now works with the right reset level to avoid the implementation ordering problem. |
rfajardo |
4935d 01h |
/minsoc/trunk |
| 58 |
Standard definitions depended on implementation order. Now, this should be solved.
minsoc_bench_defines.v: when setting reset to be positive (`define POSITIVE_RESET), NEGATIVE_RESET is undefined. This override the implementation order, so that independent of it, POSITIVE_RESET will be used.
minsoc_defines.v: when setting GENERIC_FPGA, FPGA_TAP and FPGA_CLOCK_DIVISION are undefined. This way, even if FPGA_TAP would come prior to GENERIC_TAP on the correspondent implementation, GENERIC_TAP would still be selected.
IMPORTANT: GENERIC_MEMORY must still be implemented first on minsoc_onchip_ram.v, because FPGA's memory is automatically selected from other definitions and cannot be undefined a priori. Since some other memory types can be selected, there is no trivial solution. However, this shouldn't be a big problem, since the beginning of this file will probably not be modified. |
rfajardo |
4935d 01h |
/minsoc/trunk |
| 57 |
If a FPGA manufacturer is selected, the FPGA families of other manufacturers are automatically ignored.
Some updated to comments.
CLOCK_DIVISOR back to 5. The number does not matter much, but 1 is a bad standard number, since it should never be selected. Comment says, use NO_CLOCK_DIVISION instead.
Changing standard FPGA back to Xilinx and Spartan3A. I'm only doing this because the synthesis examples page of wiki still assume this FPGA to be standardly selected. |
rfajardo |
4935d 01h |
/minsoc/trunk |
| 56 |
Macros for all Altera family devices and pll instantiation |
javieralso |
4942d 00h |
/minsoc/trunk |
| 55 |
Adjusting Makefiles to compile correctly with new firmware updates.
1) except.o not included into libsupport.a.
2) libsupport.a linked to except.o, now in correct order: ld libsupport.a except.o -o executable (not the other way around)
3) int.c was not being compiled because of a #ifdef which is not set anywhere |
rfajardo |
4943d 08h |
/minsoc/trunk |
| 54 |
Moving spr_defs.h to or1200.h |
ConX. |
4943d 10h |
/minsoc/trunk |
| 53 |
Indentation, deleting redundant files and adding externals |
ConX. |
4943d 11h |
/minsoc/trunk |
| 52 |
Altera ALTPLL Megafunction Instantiation |
javieralso |
4952d 02h |
/minsoc/trunk |
| 51 |
sw/support/uart.c: Changing the order of writes to the Divisor Latch of UART. (Thanks Ramkumar) |
rfajardo |
4958d 14h |
/minsoc/trunk |
| 50 |
Removing unused firmware files, respective to or1ksim actually.
Removing the inclusion of the removed file mc.h in reset.S, probably required by or1ksim at some point.
Reworked except.S to use a macro instead of repeating the same procedure 16 times or so. Explanation added to the macro as a leading comment. |
rfajardo |
4970d 11h |
/minsoc/trunk |
| 49 |
Language correction for README.txt. |
rfajardo |
4972d 08h |
/minsoc/trunk |
| 48 |
Clear some old docs that are already ported to MinSOC's Wiki |
ConX. |
4972d 09h |
/minsoc/trunk |
| 47 |
Firmware updated to work with gcc-4.5. It is actually working just fine and gcc-4.5 assembly code seems a lot cleaner.
I noticed that by increasing the free stack space for the interrupt handler by 130 made the resulting firmware not work. I assume it is because 130 is not aligned 130%4 = 2 and the stack simply does not work then. Instead I'm freeing the previous 116 plus 128 (for 32 registers as mentioned by Jeremy) and it works. |
rfajardo |
4973d 08h |
/minsoc/trunk |
| 46 |
Including an explanation of what has to be updated on gpio to port it smoothly to minsoc. |
rfajardo |
4973d 12h |
/minsoc/trunk |
| 45 |
A more stable version |
ConX. |
4974d 03h |
/minsoc/trunk |
