verilog/rtl/user_defines.v

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`default_nettype none

`ifndef __USER_DEFINES_H
// User GPIO initial configuration parameters
`define __USER_DEFINES_H

// deliberately erroneous placeholder value; user required to config GPIO's to other
`define GPIO_MODE_INVALID                  13'hXXXX

// Authoritive source of these MODE defs is: caravel/verilog/rtl/user_defines.v
// Useful GPIO mode values.  These match the names used in defs.h.
//

`define GPIO_MODE_MGMT_STD_INPUT_NOPULL    10'h007
`define GPIO_MODE_MGMT_STD_INPUT_PULLDOWN  10'h047
`define GPIO_MODE_MGMT_STD_INPUT_PULLUP    10'h087
`define GPIO_MODE_MGMT_STD_OUTPUT          10'h00b
`define GPIO_MODE_MGMT_STD_BIDIRECTIONAL   10'h009

`define GPIO_MODE_USER_STD_INPUT_NOPULL    10'h006
`define GPIO_MODE_USER_STD_INPUT_PULLDOWN  10'h046
`define GPIO_MODE_USER_STD_INPUT_PULLUP    10'h086
`define GPIO_MODE_USER_STD_OUTPUT          10'h00a
`define GPIO_MODE_USER_STD_BIDIRECTIONAL   10'h008

// The power-on configuration for GPIO 0 to 4 is fixed and cannot be
// modified (allowing the SPI and debug to always be accessible unless
// overridden by a flash program).

// The values below can be any of the standard types defined above,
// or they can be any 13-bit value if the user wants a non-standard
// startup state for the GPIO.  By default, every GPIO from 5 to 37
// is set to power up as an input controlled by the management SoC.
// Users may want to redefine these so that the user project powers
// up in a state that can be used immediately without depending on
// the management SoC to run a startup program to configure the GPIOs.

`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_5_INIT  `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_6_INIT  `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_7_INIT  `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_8_INIT  `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_9_INIT  `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_10_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_11_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_12_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_13_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID

// Configurations of GPIO 14 to 24 are used on caravel but not caravan.
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_14_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_15_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_16_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_17_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_18_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_19_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_20_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_21_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_22_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_23_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_24_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID

`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_25_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_26_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_27_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_28_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_29_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_30_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_31_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_32_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_33_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_34_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_35_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_36_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID
`define USER_CONFIG_GPIO_37_INIT `GPIO_MODE_INVALID

`endif // __USER_DEFINES_H