| commit | defcb28ddede3edff00eb1eaf629f5120f1a7038 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | wajehulhasan <whassan@uit.edu> | Mon Jul 19 11:55:20 2021 +0100 |
| committer | wajehulhasan <whassan@uit.edu> | Mon Jul 19 11:55:20 2021 +0100 |
| tree | 40e42d23b747ee6012f0a1980edd1539843d5f00 | |
| parent | bff0f26fe9f4c7d3981225187ea13d49c823e9f4 [diff] |
New GDS with updated SRAM
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LEXICON RISC-V Core 1.0 from MERL
This repository contains the Lexicon Core design RTL. Lexicon Is A Machine-Mode (M-Mode) Only, 32-Bit Cpu Small Core Which Supports Risc-V’s Integer (I), Compressed Instruction (C), Multiplication And Division (M), And Instruction-Fetch Fence, And Csr Extensions. The Core Contains A 4-Stage, Scalar, In-Order Pipeline
Directory Structure
├── verlog # User verilog Directory │ ├── rtl # RTL │ ├── dv # Design Verification │ ├── gl # Gate Level Netlist
The Lexicon Source Code is avaialable here
├── verlog # User verilog Directory
│ ├── rtl # RTL
| ├── user_project_wrapper.v # User Project Wrapper source file
| ├── user_proj_example.v # User Project Example source file
| ├── Lexicon # Lexicon folder
| ├── Lexicon.v # Lexicon source file
| ├── sky130_sram_1kbyte_1rw1r_32x256_8.v # 1KB sram
The Design Verification Testbench is available here
├── verlog # User verilog Directory
│ ├── dv # Design Verification
│ ├── Lexicon # Design Test Directory
│ ├── hex # Hex files folder
| ├── asm # Assmebly files folder
The synthesized netlist is present here:
├── verlog # User verilog Directory │ ├── gl # Gate Level Netlis │ ├── user_project_wrapper.v # User Project Wrapper Netlist │ ├── user_proj_example.v # User Project Example Netlist
The hardened macros are placed here:
├── def # def Directory │ ├── user_project_wrapper.def # User Project Wrapper def file ├── lef # lef Directory │ ├── user_project_wrapper.lef # User Project Wrapper lef file │ ├── user_proj_example.lef # User Project Example lef file ├── gds # gds Directory │ ├── user_project_wrapper.gdz.gz # User Project Wrapper gds │ ├── user_proj_example.gdz.gz # User Project Example gds
Testing of Design
Go to verilog/dv/Lexicon/ directory
Set the GCC_PATH environment variable. Set the PDK_PATH environment variable. Copy the given program hex file into uart.hex. run the make commad for RTL simulation run the SIM=GL make command for netlist simulation Note: Dont forget to add 00000FFF instruction in the end of the uart.hex to stop the uart transmission if you are using your own codes.