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41 Well, finally got ports to work properly without latches. Had to reimplement a specific more complex form of RAM basically. The code is horrid, but testcases pass earlz 4432d 05h /tinycpu/trunk/src
40 Design doesn't pass synthesis right now. Not for sure why.
Fixed bug with encoding of second opcode byte in assembler
Added testcase for toggle program
earlz 4434d 05h /tinycpu/trunk/src
39 A lot of work in the assembler. It now supports nearly every opcode implemented and is a lot cleaner
Added a bootrom. There isn't really a point in testbenching this.. I'm not for sure how I would, and it will change so much in these early days that it'll be pointless I think
Everything should be ready to go for a test on actual hardware now!
earlz 4435d 04h /tinycpu/trunk/src
38 Made it synthesize without latches earlz 4435d 07h /tinycpu/trunk/src
37 Worked on the assembler more
Added a memory mapped port to memory.vhd. This change causes a lot of latches to be inferred in synthesis however, so this will have to change some
earlz 4437d 05h /tinycpu/trunk/src
34 Implemented load and store instructions (`mov reg, [reg]` and `mov [reg], reg` respectively) earlz 4438d 06h /tinycpu/trunk/src
33 Added more test cases for push/pop. More are still needed though
Fixed SP increment/decrementing
Added new opcode `mov reg,reg` so debugging isn't such a pain
earlz 4438d 09h /tinycpu/trunk/src
32 Finished up changes needed to make memory reading actually work.
Push and Pop now work
earlz 4438d 10h /tinycpu/trunk/src
31 Removed the infamous TRData latch from ALU. Now synthesizes (sorta) warning free. No latches are used. earlz 4439d 06h /tinycpu/trunk/src
30 After a long weekend of thinking how to do this.. I've decided instead to not strive for a single-cycle computer.
Now, instead, ALU operations will be 2 cycle along with memory operations, and data movement operations are still 1 cycle
earlz 4439d 06h /tinycpu/trunk/src
29 Well, added a testcase for testing the ALU bitwise operations and found a very large problem.
I'm pretty sure that the decoder needs to be partially unclocked because it essentially makes the ALU clocked how it is now, which is very bad.
earlz 4442d 13h /tinycpu/trunk/src
28 Ok now registerfile is correct. Only using rising_edge. Now DataOut is the same as DataIn when WriteEnable is asserted.
Some of my tests had to be changed because I was expecting the DataOut to be updated 1 clock cycle after the instruction rather than on the same clock cycle.
Now it's truly single-cycle and without all the weird regIn stuff on the carryovers
earlz 4443d 08h /tinycpu/trunk/src
27 Added a few ALU opcodes and came across a weird propogation delay issue with my registerfile.
As a workaround, I'm trying to use falling_edge instead of rising_edge. We shall see if I regret this later
earlz 4443d 14h /tinycpu/trunk/src
25 Wait for memory state now works as expected, and opcode `mov [reg], immd` works now earlz 4443d 19h /tinycpu/trunk/src
24 Good news, mov to IP actually works as expected! earlz 4444d 12h /tinycpu/trunk/src
23 Added top module for testing how our memory and cpu will work together. (hint: success)
Messing around with a small timing issue in core
earlz 4444d 13h /tinycpu/trunk/src
22 Added to process sensitivity list to avoid warning and added ELSE for IR so it doesn't generate a latch earlz 4445d 04h /tinycpu/trunk/src
21 The core_tb testbench finally passes. It probably doesn't synthesize, or even pass other testbenches, but it passes that one damn it. earlz 4445d 05h /tinycpu/trunk/src
20 fuck it. All sorts of broken, will try to fix it tomorrow earlz 4446d 04h /tinycpu/trunk/src
19 Got beginning of core/decoder for the CPU earlz 4446d 06h /tinycpu/trunk/src

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