addr1 = gf.int_to_bin(r + (gf.DROWS / 2), gf.DADDR_BITS) #Operand1
addr2 = gf.int_to_bin(r + (gf.DROWS / 2),
gf.DADDR_BITS) #Secondary address
sel0 = gf.int_to_bin(
s, 3) #set sel's to the strip currently being written
sel1 = gf.int_to_bin(s, 3)
selq = gf.int_to_bin(
t, 3) #Set the selq to the tile currently being written
i_word = addr2 + selq + opcode + sel1 + sel0 + addr1 + addr0 #Complete instruction in binary
i_wordH = gf.bin_to_hex(i_word) #Complete instruction in hex
i_wordH = gf.formatH_for_roach(
i_wordH
) #Insert '\x' marks to indicate hex to python transmit script
#Format final lines to be written to files
word = i_word + ":" + i_wordH #Instruction line containing both the binary and roach formated instruction
#Write instruction and data words to file
zI[t][s].write(word + "\n")
#Write data and answer arrays to files
#This is done seperatly in order to write all the values sequentially despite them being generated out of order (one in the lower half of memory and one in the upper half for each instruction row)
for i in range(0, gf.DROWS):
zD[t][s].write(d_wordH[i] + "\n")
zA[t][s].write(a_wordH[i] + "\n")
#Close files
gf.close_files(gf.STRIPS, gf.TILES, a[0], a[1])
print "completed succesfully"
Dword = "Address %d:" % (ir_index) + H_data
zD[t_index][k].write(Dword + "\n") #Write the word to file
count = count + 1
opcode = opcode_dict["NOP_I4"]
#Set sel's to it's local strip/tile value as a matter of default which is the purpose of the index parameters
sel0 = gf.sel_string(-1, k)
sel1 = gf.sel_string(-1, k)
#Set addresses to the same as the implied address (the row number)
#In the case of addr2, this will mean addr2 is NOT written to making it a TRUE_NOP
addr0 = gf.addr_string(-1, ir_index)
addr1 = gf.addr_string(-1, ir_index)
selq = gf.sel_string(-1, t_index)
addr2 = gf.addr_string(-1, ir_index)
instruction_bin = addr2 + selq + opcode + sel1 + sel0 + addr1 + addr0
i_wordH = gf.bin_to_hex(instruction_bin)
i_wordHF = gf.formatH_for_roach(i_wordH)
Iword = instruction_bin + ":" + i_wordHF
zI[t_index][k].write(Iword + "\n") #Write the word to file
t_index = t_index + 1
ir_index = ir_index + 1
gf.close_files(STRIPS, TILES, zI, zD, zA)
print "Count of data words: ", count
print "Count of T_NOPs insterted: ", count_nops
addr2 = gf.int_to_bin(r,gf.DADDR_BITS) #Secondary address same as row so NOTHING will be written else: addr2 = gf.int_to_bin(r+(gf.DROWS/2),gf.DADDR_BITS) #Secondary address sel0 = gf.int_to_bin(s,3) #set sel's to the strip currently being written sel1 = gf.int_to_bin(s,3) selq = gf.int_to_bin(t,3) #Set the selq to the tile currently being written i_word = addr2+selq+opcode+sel1+sel0+addr1+addr0 #Complete instruction in binary i_wordH = gf.bin_to_hex(i_word) #Complete instruction in hex ########### if op == 3: #TRUE_NOP print "HEEEEEEEEERRRRR: TRUE_NOP: ", i_wordH ########### i_wordH = gf.formatH_for_roach(i_wordH) #Insert '\x' marks to indicate hex to python transmit script #Format final lines to be written to files word = opcode_names[op]+i_word+":"+i_wordH #Instruction line containing both the binary and roach formatted instruction #Write instruction and data words to file zI[t][s].write(word+"\n") #Write data and answer arrays to files #This is done seperatly in order to write all the values sequentially despite them being generated out of order (one in the lower half of memory and one in the upper half for each instruction row) for i in range(0,gf.DROWS): zD[t][s].write(d_wordH[i]+"\n") zA[t][s].write(a_wordH[i]+"\n") #Close files gf.close_files(gf.STRIPS,gf.TILES,a[0],a[1],a[2]) print "completed succesfully"
#Set addresses to the same as the implied address (the row number) #In the case of addr2, this will mean addr2 is NOT written to making it a TRUE_NOP addr0=gf.addr_string(-1,InstrRow) addr1=gf.addr_string(-1,InstrRow) selq=gf.selT_string(-1,t_index) addr2=gf.addr_string(-1,InstrRow) instruction_bin=addr2+selq+opcode+sel1+sel0+addr1+addr0 i_wordH = gf.bin_to_hex(instruction_bin) i_wordHF = gf.formatH_for_roach(i_wordH) Iword=instruction_bin+":"+i_wordHF zI[t_index][s_index].write(Iword+"\n") #Write the word to file count_nops = count_nops+1 gf.close_files(STRIPS,TILES,zI,zD,zA) print "Now having added fillers for the system: " print "Count of data words: ", count print "Count of T_NOPs inserted: ", count_nops