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author | Kevin <kevindai02@outlook.com> | Tue Dec 22 17:41:12 2020 -0500 |
committer | Kevin <kevindai02@outlook.com> | Tue Dec 22 17:41:12 2020 -0500 |
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Updated test structures
The HSC Latte HS32 Core is a 32-bits RISC CPU. The HS32 Core has 32-bits instructions and 16 32-bits registers.
Below is a list of HS32 Core Project Directories:
Repository | Description | License | Issues | Stars | Contributors |
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caravel-hs32core | Core Harness | ||||
hs32core-rtl | RTL Circuit Design | ||||
hs32core | Main Project Repository |
HS32 is a RISC-type CPU. (...)
Path | Description |
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verilog/rtl/hs32cpu | CPU Core Submodule |
verilog/rtl/hs32_user_proj | User project files and wrapper |
verilog/rtl/hs32cpu/docs | Detailed core documentation |
verilog/dv/hs32_nocaravel | No-caravel testbenches |
verilog/dv/caravel/hs32_soc | Caravel-integrated testbenches |
These are the different encodings that instructions come in. All instructions are 32 bit. The first 8 bits is opcode. Rd, Rm, Rn are always in the same position in the instruciton if present indicates unused spacer value of X bits
There are 16 (r0-r15) general-purpose registers plus 4 privileged registers. In supervisor mode, r12-15 is separate from user-mode r12-15. In all modes, r14 and r15 will be used as the link register and stack pointer respectively.
Legend:
During a mode switch, the return address will be stored in the appropriate LR and the return stack pointer will be stored in the appropriate SP.
For instance, an interrupt call from User mode will prompt a switch to IRQ mode. The return address and stack pointer of the caller will be stored in IRQ LR (r14) and IRQ SP (r15) respectively.
WIP
Various timing diagrams of the address and data buses
Clock Cycles: 4 minimum
Timing Requirements:
tpd
of whichever memory chip used.In the implementation, OE# is the AND of 2 signals, one leading edge and one falling edge-driven signals.
Clock Cycles: 4 minimum
Timing Requirements:
Apache 2.0 LICENSE
HS32 Core - A 32-bits RISC Processor
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