class JtagUpload(object):
def setUp(self):
self.jtag = JtagEngine(trst=True, frequency=3E6)
# New API - example is not compatible with lastest version
self.jtag.configure("ftdi://ftdi:232h/1")
self.jtag.reset()
self.tool = JtagTool(self.jtag)
def test_idcode_reset(self):
"""Read the IDCODE right after a JTAG reset"""
self.jtag.reset()
idcode = self.jtag.read_dr(32)
self.jtag.go_idle()
print("IDCODE (reset): 0x%x" % int(idcode))
def get_idcode(self):
self.jtag.write_ir(JTAG_INSTR['IDCODE'])
idcode = self.jtag.read_dr(32)
self.jtag.go_idle()
return idcode
def use_debug_inst(self):
# Use debug instruction
self.jtag.write_ir(JTAG_INSTR['DEBUG'])
# Writing to the Module Select Register
# The top-level module is the simplest of the modules. It does not have a bus
# interface, and has only a single register. This register is called the “module select
# register”, and is used to select the active sub-module. The top module does not use
# command opcodes the way the sub-modules do. Instead, a single bit in the input shift
# register (the MSB) indicates whether the command is a write to the select register, or a
# command to a sub-module (in which case the command is ignored by the top-level). The
# value in the select register cannot be read back.
# The top-level module provides enable signals to all sub-modules, based on the
# value in the module select register. The value of the input shift register is also provided
# to all modules. Finally, the serial TDO output of the ADI is selected from the sub-
# module TDO outputs, based on the module select register. A block diagram of the top-
# level module is shown in Figure 3.
def select_debug_module(self, module):
print("-D- Selecting module {}".format(module))
module = (module & 0x3) | 0x04 # Set MSB (bit 2) to 1
bs = BitSequence(module, msb=True, length=3)
self.jtag.write_dr(bs)
self.jtag.go_idle()
# | Bit# | Access | Description |
# | 52 | W | Top-Level Select - Set to '0' for all sub-module commands |
# | 51:48 | W | Operation code |
# | 47:16 | W | Address The first WishBone address which will be read from or written to |
# | 15:0 | W | Count Total number of words to be transferred. Must be greater than 0. - |
def read_access(self, address):
error = False
bs = BitSequence(1, msb=False, length=16) # Bits 15:0 -> Count=1
bs.append(BitSequence(address, msb=False,
length=32)) # bits 47:16 -> 32-bit Address
bs.append(
BitSequence(ADV_DBG_IF_WB_CMD_BURST_READ_32, msb=False,
length=4)) # Command
bs.append(BitSequence(0, msb=True, length=1)) # Bit 52
self.jtag.write_dr(bs)
# Now shift outputs
self.jtag.change_state('shift_dr')
# Read status bit
seq = self.jtag.read(2)
status = 0
while status == 0:
status = self.jtag.read(1)[0]
data = int(self.jtag.read(32))
crc = int(self.jtag.read(32))
# first word of a burst : crc_in = 0xFFFFFFFF
expected_crc = self.compute_crc(data_in=data,
length_bits=32,
crc_in=0xFFFFFFFF)
if crc != expected_crc:
print(
"-E- CRC error detected Data : {0:#010x}, CRC : {1:#010x} Computed CRC : {2:#010x}"
.format(data, crc, expected_crc))
error = True
self.jtag.go_idle()
return data, error
def write_access(self, address, data):
bs = BitSequence(1, msb=False, length=16) # Bits 15:0 -> Count=1
bs.append(BitSequence(address, msb=False,
length=32)) # bits 47:16 -> 32-bit Address
bs.append(
BitSequence(ADV_DBG_IF_WB_CMD_BURST_WRITE_32, msb=False,
length=4)) # Command
bs.append(BitSequence(0, msb=True, length=1)) # Bit 52
self.jtag.write_dr(bs)
# High-speed mode - no status bit
# Start bit
bs = BitSequence(1, msb=False, length=1)
bs.append(BitSequence(data, msb=False, length=32)) # Data
# first word of a burst : crc_in = 0xFFFFFFFF
crc = self.compute_crc(data_in=data, crc_in=0xFFFFFFFF, length_bits=32)
bs.append(BitSequence(crc, msb=False, length=32)) # CRC
self.jtag.change_state('shift_dr')
self.jtag.write(bs)
match = self.jtag.read(1)
self.jtag.go_idle()
return int(match) == 1
def _do_crc(self, data_in=0, length=0x20):
crc_init = 0xFFFFFFFF
crc_out = 0x0
crc_poly = 0xedb88320
crc_out = crc_init
for i in range(0, length):
if (data_in & (1 << i)) != 0:
d = 0xFFFFFFFF
else:
d = 0x0
if (crc_out & 0x01) != 0:
c = 0xFFFFFFFF
else:
c = 0x0
crc_out = crc_out >> 1
crc_out = crc_out ^ ((d ^ c) & crc_poly)
#print(" crc_out:", hex(crc_out))
return crc_out
def _set_cpuctrl_reg(self, val):
self.write_access(NRV32_CPUCTRL_BASE, val)
def reset_cpu(self):
self._set_cpuctrl_reg(0x1)
def release_cpu(self):
self._set_cpuctrl_reg(0x0)
#define CRC_POLY 0xEDB88320
#uint32_t compute_crc(uint32_t crc_in, uint32_t data_in,int length_bits) {
# uint32_t crc_out, c, d;
# int i;
# crc_out = crc_in;
# for(i = 0; i < length_bits; i++) {
# d = ((data_in >> i) & 0x1) ? 0xffffffff : 0x0;
# c = (crc_out & 0x1) ? 0xffffffff : 0x0;
# crc_out = crc_out >> 1;
# crc_out = crc_out ^ ((d ^ c) & CRC_POLY);
# }
# return crc_out
#}
def compute_crc(self, data_in, length_bits, crc_in):
crc_poly = 0xEDB88320
crc_out = crc_in
for i in range(0, length_bits):
if ((data_in >> i) & 0x1):
d = 0xFFFFFFFF
else:
d = 0
if (crc_out & 0x1):
c = 0xFFFFFFFF
else:
c = 0
crc_out = crc_out >> 1
crc_out = crc_out ^ ((d ^ c) & crc_poly)
return crc_out
