Exemplo n.º 1
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                           fastFetch=True)
processor.setBigEndian()  #big endian
processor.setWordsize(4, 8)  #4 bytes per word, 8 bits per byte
processor.setISA(MICROBLAZEIsa.isa)  #lets set the instruction set

# Ok, now we move to the description of more complicated processor
# resources

# A registry bank of 32 registers each one 32 bits wide:
# they are the normal registers and the banked one. In particular:

memorySize = 5 * 1024 * 1024

# TODO: general description of each register
#GPR = General Purpouse Registers
regBank = trap.RegisterBank('GPR', 32,
                            32)  #GPR is the name, 32 registers of 32 bits
regBank.setDefaultValue(memorySize - 16, 1)
processor.addRegBank(regBank)

# We define each special register as a single isolated register
# PC = SPR[0x0000]
pc = trap.Register('PC', 32)
pc.setDefaultValue('ENTRY_POINT')
processor.addRegister(pc)

# MSR = SPR[0x0001]
msrBitMask = {
    'BE': (31, 31),
    'IE': (30, 30),
    'C': (29, 29),
    'BIP': (28, 28),
Exemplo n.º 2
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elif multiplier_size == '16p':
    LEON2Isa.isa.addDefines('#define MULT_SIZE_16_PIPE\n')
elif multiplier_size == '16':
    LEON2Isa.isa.addDefines('#define MULT_SIZE_16\n')
elif multiplier_size == '32_8':
    LEON2Isa.isa.addDefines('#define MULT_SIZE_32_8\n')
elif multiplier_size == '32_16':
    LEON2Isa.isa.addDefines('#define MULT_SIZE_32_16\n')
elif multiplier_size == '32_32':
    LEON2Isa.isa.addDefines('#define MULT_SIZE_32_32\n')

# There are 8 global register, and a variable number of
# of 16-registers set; this number depends on the number of
# register windows
# global registers
globalRegs = trap.RegisterBank('GLOBAL', 8, 32)
globalRegs.setConst(0, 0)
processor.addRegBank(globalRegs)
# Register sets
windowRegs = trap.RegisterBank('WINREGS', 16*numRegWindows, 32)
processor.addRegBank(windowRegs)
# Program status register
psrBitMask = {'IMPL': (28, 31), 'VER': (24, 27), 'ICC_n': (23, 23), 'ICC_z': (22, 22), 'ICC_v': (21, 21), 'ICC_c': (20, 20), 'EC': (13, 13), 'EF': (12, 12), 'PIL': (8, 11), 'S': (7, 7), 'PS': (6, 6), 'ET': (5, 5), 'CWP': (0, 4)}
psrReg = trap.Register('PSR', 32, psrBitMask)
psrReg.setDefaultValue(0xF2000080)
processor.addRegister(psrReg)
# Window Invalid Mask Register
wimBitMask = {}
for i in range(0, 32):
    wimBitMask['WIM_' + str(i)] = (i, i)
wimReg = trap.Register('WIM', 32, wimBitMask)
Exemplo n.º 3
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processor.systemc = True

# Ok, now we move to the description of more complicated processor
# resources

# A registry bank of 22 registers each one 32 bits wide:
# they are the normal registers and the banked one. In particular:
# RB[0-7]: registers shared among all the modes
# RB[8-12]: registers shared among all modes but FIQ
# RB[13-14]: sp_user, lr_user
# RB[15-16]: sp_svc, lr_svc
# RB[17-18]: sp_abt, lr_abt
# RB[19-20]: sp_und, lr_und
# RB[21-22]: sp_irq, lr_irq
# RB[23-29]: r8_fiq, r14_fiq
regBank = trap.RegisterBank('RB', 30, 32)
processor.addRegBank(regBank)
# A registry bank of 5 registers each one 32 bits wide
# they are the saved processor status registers for the different
# execution modes; note that a bit mask for easily accessing
# the different fields is provided
# SPSR[0] = spsr_fiq, SPSR[1] = spsr_irq, SPSR[2] = spsr_svc,
# SPSR[3] = spsr_abt, SPSR[4] = spsr_und
spsrBitMask = {
    'N': (31, 31),
    'Z': (30, 30),
    'C': (29, 29),
    'V': (28, 28),
    'I': (7, 7),
    'F': (6, 6),
    'mode': (0, 3)