Litedram仿真验证(三):AXI接口完成仿真(FPGA/Modelsim)

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日常·唠嗑

      不知不觉,从开始接触Litedram已经过去了4个月,期间断断续续做了好多其他任务,导致进度比较慢,直到前天才把Litedram完全仿真起来。(坑很多,很多东西需要注意)

目录

  • 日常·唠嗑
  • 一、AXI用户接口bug
  • 二、仿真程序
    • 1、仿真结果
    • 2、vivado工程目录:
    • 3、example_top.v 例化转接桥:

一、AXI用户接口bug

      Litedram官方给的AXI用户接口,在进行读写的时候,是有bug的,在写转NATIVE写的过程中,智能缓存16位数据,没有走DQ到DDR。(axi_0_wdata写数据,最后只写入storage_10,native接口可以正常读写)。
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      那么要解决这个问题,就只能产生wishbone用户接口或者native用户接口的litedram_core.v,然后再通过接口转换,替换成AXI协议的用户接口(转接桥设计)。另外需要注意的是,litedram的wishbone接口少了stall信号,需要将ack取反充当stall信号。
WB2AXIP转接桥:
https://github.com/ZipCPU/wb2axip
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二、仿真程序

1、仿真结果

      使用Xilinx 7系列FPGA的MIG AXI example例子进行仿真(将MIG控制器直接替换成litedram控制器)。
仿真结果:
      从仿真结果可以看到,AXI数据跟Wishbone数据一直,并且读写到仿真模型里面。(仿真的时候,记得将litedram_core_rom.init&litedram_core_sram.init文件放到modelsim仿真工程下)
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2、vivado工程目录:

      我使用的是vivado2019.2跟modelsim 2019联合仿真的,具体步骤百度很多,自己检索。单独使用vivado自带的仿真器也是可以的。
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3、example_top.v 例化转接桥:

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//

// Device           : 7 Series

// Design Name      : DDR3 SDRAM

// Purpose          :

//   Top-level  module. This module serves as an example,

//   and allows the user to synthesize a self-contained design,

//   which they can be used to test their hardware.

//   In addition to the memory controller, the module instantiates:

//     1. Synthesizable testbench - used to model user's backend logic

//        and generate different traffic patterns

// Reference        :

// Revision History :

//*****************************************************************************



//`define SKIP_CALIB

`timescale 1ps/1ps

`default_nettype wire

module example_top #

  (



   //***************************************************************************

   // Traffic Gen related parameters

   //***************************************************************************

   parameter BEGIN_ADDRESS         = 32'h00000000,

   parameter END_ADDRESS           = 32'h00ffffff,

   parameter PRBS_EADDR_MASK_POS   = 32'hff000000,

   parameter ENFORCE_RD_WR         = 0,

   parameter ENFORCE_RD_WR_CMD     = 8'h11,

   parameter ENFORCE_RD_WR_PATTERN = 3'b000,

   parameter C_EN_WRAP_TRANS       = 0,

   parameter C_AXI_NBURST_TEST     = 0,



   //***************************************************************************

   // The following parameters refer to width of various ports

   //***************************************************************************

   parameter CK_WIDTH              = 1,

                                     // # of CK/CK# outputs to memory.

   parameter nCS_PER_RANK          = 1,

                                     // # of unique CS outputs per rank for phy

   parameter CKE_WIDTH             = 1,

                                     // # of CKE outputs to memory.

   parameter DM_WIDTH              = 2,

                                     // # of DM (data mask)

   parameter ODT_WIDTH             = 1,

                                     // # of ODT outputs to memory.

   parameter BANK_WIDTH            = 3,

                                     // # of memory Bank Address bits.

   parameter COL_WIDTH             = 10,

                                     // # of memory Column Address bits.

   parameter CS_WIDTH              = 1,

                                     // # of unique CS outputs to memory.

   parameter DQ_WIDTH              = 16,

                                     // # of DQ (data)

   parameter DQS_WIDTH             = 2,

   parameter DQS_CNT_WIDTH         = 1,

                                     // = ceil(log2(DQS_WIDTH))

   parameter DRAM_WIDTH            = 8,

                                     // # of DQ per DQS

   parameter ECC                   = "OFF",

   parameter ECC_TEST              = "OFF",

   //parameter nBANK_MACHS           = 4,

   parameter nBANK_MACHS           = 8,

   parameter RANKS                 = 1,

                                     // # of Ranks.

   parameter ROW_WIDTH             = 14,

                                     // # of memory Row Address bits.

   parameter ADDR_WIDTH            = 28,

                                     // # = RANK_WIDTH + BANK_WIDTH

                                     //     + ROW_WIDTH + COL_WIDTH;

                                     // Chip Select is always tied to low for

                                     // single rank devices



   //***************************************************************************

   // The following parameters are mode register settings

   //***************************************************************************

   parameter BURST_MODE            = "8",

                                     // DDR3 SDRAM:

                                     // Burst Length (Mode Register 0).

                                     // # = "8", "4", "OTF".

                                     // DDR2 SDRAM:

                                     // Burst Length (Mode Register).

                                     // # = "8", "4".



   

   //***************************************************************************

   // The following parameters are multiplier and divisor factors for PLLE2.

   // Based on the selected design frequency these parameters vary.

   //***************************************************************************

   parameter CLKIN_PERIOD          = 5000,

                                     // Input Clock Period

   parameter CLKFBOUT_MULT         = 4,

                                     // write PLL VCO multiplier

   parameter DIVCLK_DIVIDE         = 1,

                                     // write PLL VCO divisor

   parameter CLKOUT0_PHASE         = 0.0,

                                     // Phase for PLL output clock (CLKOUT0)

   parameter CLKOUT0_DIVIDE        = 1,

                                     // VCO output divisor for PLL output clock (CLKOUT0)

   parameter CLKOUT1_DIVIDE        = 2,

                                     // VCO output divisor for PLL output clock (CLKOUT1)

   parameter CLKOUT2_DIVIDE        = 32,

                                     // VCO output divisor for PLL output clock (CLKOUT2)

   parameter CLKOUT3_DIVIDE        = 8,

                                     // VCO output divisor for PLL output clock (CLKOUT3)

   parameter MMCM_VCO              = 800,

                                     // Max Freq (MHz) of MMCM VCO

   parameter MMCM_MULT_F           = 8,

                                     // write MMCM VCO multiplier

   parameter MMCM_DIVCLK_DIVIDE    = 1,

                                     // write MMCM VCO divisor



   //***************************************************************************

   // Simulation parameters

   //***************************************************************************

   parameter SIMULATION            = "FALSE",

                                     // Should be TRUE during design simulations and

                                     // FALSE during implementations



   //***************************************************************************

   // IODELAY and PHY related parameters

   //***************************************************************************

   parameter TCQ                   = 100,

   

   parameter DRAM_TYPE             = "DDR3",



   

   //***************************************************************************

   // System clock frequency parameters

   //***************************************************************************

   parameter nCK_PER_CLK           = 4,

                                     // # of memory CKs per fabric CLK



   

   //***************************************************************************

   // AXI4 Shim parameters

   //***************************************************************************

   parameter C_S_AXI_ID_WIDTH              = 4,

                                             // Width of all master and slave ID signals.

                                             // # = >= 1.

   parameter C_S_AXI_ADDR_WIDTH            = 28,

                                             // Width of S_AXI_AWADDR, S_AXI_ARADDR, M_AXI_AWADDR and

                                             // M_AXI_ARADDR for all SI/MI slots.

                                             // # = 32.

   parameter C_S_AXI_DATA_WIDTH            = 128,

                                             // Width of WDATA and RDATA on SI slot.

                                             // Must be <= APP_DATA_WIDTH.

                                             // # = 32, 64, 128, 256.

   parameter C_S_AXI_SUPPORTS_NARROW_BURST = 0,

                                             // Indicates whether to instatiate upsizer

                                             // Range: 0, 1

      



   //***************************************************************************

   // Debug parameters

   //***************************************************************************

   parameter DEBUG_PORT            = "OFF",

                                     // # = "ON" Enable debug signals/controls.

                                     //   = "OFF" Disable debug signals/controls.

      

   parameter RST_ACT_LOW           = 1

                                     // =1 for active low reset,

                                     // =0 for active high.

   )

  (



   // Inouts

   inout [15:0]                         ddr3_dq,

   inout [1:0]                        ddr3_dqs_n,

   inout [1:0]                        ddr3_dqs_p,



   // Outputs

   output [13:0]                       ddr3_addr,

   output [2:0]                      ddr3_ba,

   output                                       ddr3_ras_n,

   output                                       ddr3_cas_n,

   output                                       ddr3_we_n,

   output                                       ddr3_reset_n,

   output [0:0]                        ddr3_ck_p,

   output [0:0]                        ddr3_ck_n,

   output [0:0]                       ddr3_cke,

   

   output [0:0]           ddr3_cs_n,

   

   output [1:0]                        ddr3_dm,

   

   output [0:0]                       ddr3_odt,

   



   // Inputs

   

   // Single-ended system clock

   input                                        sys_clk_i,

   



   output                                       tg_compare_error,

   output                                       init_calib_complete,

   

      



   // System reset - Default polarity of sys_rst pin is Active Low.

   // System reset polarity will change based on the option 

   // selected in GUI.

   input                                        sys_rst

   );



function integer clogb2 (input integer size);

    begin

      size = size - 1;

      for (clogb2=1; size>1; clogb2=clogb2+1)

        size = size >> 1;

    end

  endfunction // clogb2



  function integer STR_TO_INT;

    input [7:0] in;

    begin

      if(in == "8")

        STR_TO_INT = 8;

      else if(in == "4")

        STR_TO_INT = 4;

      else

        STR_TO_INT = 0;

    end

  endfunction





  localparam DATA_WIDTH            = 16;

  localparam RANK_WIDTH = clogb2(RANKS);

  localparam PAYLOAD_WIDTH         = (ECC_TEST == "OFF") ? DATA_WIDTH : DQ_WIDTH;

  localparam BURST_LENGTH          = STR_TO_INT(BURST_MODE);

  localparam APP_DATA_WIDTH        = 2 * nCK_PER_CLK * PAYLOAD_WIDTH;

  localparam APP_MASK_WIDTH        = APP_DATA_WIDTH / 8;



  //***************************************************************************

  // Traffic Gen related parameters (derived)

  //***************************************************************************

  localparam  TG_ADDR_WIDTH = ((CS_WIDTH == 1) ? 0 : RANK_WIDTH)

                                 + BANK_WIDTH + ROW_WIDTH + COL_WIDTH;

  localparam MASK_SIZE             = DATA_WIDTH/8;

  localparam DBG_WR_STS_WIDTH      = 40;

  localparam DBG_RD_STS_WIDTH      = 40;

      



  // Wire declarations

      

  wire                              clk;

  wire                              rst;

  wire                              mmcm_locked;

  reg                               aresetn;

  wire                              app_sr_active;

  wire                              app_ref_ack;

  wire                              app_zq_ack;

  wire                              app_rd_data_valid;

  wire [APP_DATA_WIDTH-1:0]         app_rd_data;



  wire                              mem_pattern_init_done;



  wire                              cmd_err;

  wire                              data_msmatch_err;

  wire                              write_err;

  wire                              read_err;

  wire                              test_cmptd;

  wire                              write_cmptd;

  wire                              read_cmptd;

  wire                              cmptd_one_wr_rd;



  // Slave Interface Write Address Ports

  wire [C_S_AXI_ID_WIDTH-1:0]       s_axi_awid;

  wire [C_S_AXI_ADDR_WIDTH-1:0]     s_axi_awaddr;

  wire [7:0]                        s_axi_awlen;

  wire [2:0]                        s_axi_awsize;

  wire [1:0]                        s_axi_awburst;

  wire [0:0]                        s_axi_awlock;

  wire [3:0]                        s_axi_awcache;

  wire [2:0]                        s_axi_awprot;

  wire                              s_axi_awvalid;

  wire                              s_axi_awready;

   // Slave Interface Write Data Ports

  wire [C_S_AXI_DATA_WIDTH-1:0]     s_axi_wdata;

  wire [(C_S_AXI_DATA_WIDTH/8)-1:0]   s_axi_wstrb;

  wire                              s_axi_wlast;

  wire                              s_axi_wvalid;

  wire                              s_axi_wready;

   // Slave Interface Write Response Ports

  wire                              s_axi_bready;

  wire [C_S_AXI_ID_WIDTH-1:0]       s_axi_bid;

  wire [1:0]                        s_axi_bresp;

  wire                              s_axi_bvalid;

   // Slave Interface Read Address Ports

  wire [C_S_AXI_ID_WIDTH-1:0]       s_axi_arid;

  wire [C_S_AXI_ADDR_WIDTH-1:0]     s_axi_araddr;

  wire [7:0]                        s_axi_arlen;

  wire [2:0]                        s_axi_arsize;

  wire [1:0]                        s_axi_arburst;

  wire [0:0]                        s_axi_arlock;

  wire [3:0]                        s_axi_arcache;

  wire [2:0]                        s_axi_arprot;

  wire                              s_axi_arvalid;

  wire                              s_axi_arready;

   // Slave Interface Read Data Ports

  wire                              s_axi_rready;

  wire [C_S_AXI_ID_WIDTH-1:0]       s_axi_rid;

  wire [C_S_AXI_DATA_WIDTH-1:0]     s_axi_rdata;

  wire [1:0]                        s_axi_rresp;

  wire                              s_axi_rlast;

  wire                              s_axi_rvalid;



  wire                              cmp_data_valid;

  wire [C_S_AXI_DATA_WIDTH-1:0]      cmp_data;     // Compare data

  wire [C_S_AXI_DATA_WIDTH-1:0]      rdata_cmp;      // Read data



  wire                              dbg_wr_sts_vld;

  wire [DBG_WR_STS_WIDTH-1:0]       dbg_wr_sts;

  wire                              dbg_rd_sts_vld;

  wire [DBG_RD_STS_WIDTH-1:0]       dbg_rd_sts;

  wire [11:0]                           device_temp;

  

`ifdef SKIP_CALIB

  // skip calibration wires

  wire                          calib_tap_req;

  reg                           calib_tap_load;

  reg [6:0]                     calib_tap_addr;

  reg [7:0]                     calib_tap_val;

  reg                           calib_tap_load_done;

`endif

      

  



//***************************************************************************







assign tg_compare_error = cmd_err | data_msmatch_err | write_err | read_err;
//assign tg_compare_error = cmd_err;
      

      





      

// Start of User Design top instance

//***************************************************************************

// The User design is instantiated below. The memory interface ports are

// connected to the top-level and the application interface ports are

// connected to the traffic generator module. This provides a reference

// for connecting the memory controller to system.

//***************************************************************************




wire init_done_out;
wire init_error_out;

assign init_calib_complete = ~init_error_out & init_done_out ;
//***************************************************************************

// The traffic generation module instantiated below drives traffic (patterns)

// on the application interface of the memory controller

//***************************************************************************

wire [23:0] axi2wb_adr   ;
wire [127:0] axi2wb_dat_w ;
wire [127:0] axi2wb_dat_r ;
wire [15:0] axi2wb_sel   ;
wire axi2wb_cyc   ;
wire axi2wb_stb   ;
wire axi2wb_ack   ;
wire axi2wb_we    ;
wire axi2wb_err   ;
wire uart_tx;
wire uart_rx;
wire s_axi_wid;
assign uart_rx= 1'b0;

litedram_core ddr_inst(
    .uart_tx                  (uart_tx),
    .uart_rx                  (uart_rx),
    .clk                      (sys_clk_i),
    .rst                      (~sys_rst),
    .pll_locked               (),
    .ddram_a                  (ddr3_addr),
    .ddram_ba                 (ddr3_ba),
    .ddram_ras_n              (ddr3_ras_n),
    .ddram_cas_n              (ddr3_cas_n),
    .ddram_we_n               (ddr3_we_n),
    .ddram_cs_n               (ddr3_cs_n),
    .ddram_dm                 (ddr3_dm),
    .ddram_dq                 (ddr3_dq),
    .ddram_dqs_p              (ddr3_dqs_p),
    .ddram_dqs_n              (ddr3_dqs_n),
    .ddram_clk_p              (ddr3_ck_p),
    .ddram_clk_n              (ddr3_ck_n),
    .ddram_cke                (ddr3_cke),
    .ddram_odt                (ddr3_odt),
    .ddram_reset_n            (ddr3_reset_n),
    .init_done                (init_done_out),
    .init_error               (init_error_out),
    .user_clk                 (clk),
    .user_rst                 (rst),
    .user_port_wishbone_0_adr     (axi2wb_adr  ),
    .user_port_wishbone_0_dat_w   (axi2wb_dat_w),
    .user_port_wishbone_0_dat_r   (axi2wb_dat_r),
    .user_port_wishbone_0_sel     (axi2wb_sel  ),
    .user_port_wishbone_0_cyc     (axi2wb_cyc  ),
    .user_port_wishbone_0_stb     (axi2wb_stb  ),
    .user_port_wishbone_0_ack     (axi2wb_ack  ),
    .user_port_wishbone_0_we      (axi2wb_we   ),
    .user_port_wishbone_0_err     (axi2wb_err  )
);



axim2wbsp #(
		.C_AXI_ID_WIDTH       (4), // The AXI id width used for R&W                                // This is an int between 1-16
		.C_AXI_DATA_WIDTH     (128),// Width of the AXI R&W data
		.C_AXI_ADDR_WIDTH	    (28),	// AXI Address width
		.LGFIFO		            (5),
		.OPT_SWAP_ENDIANNESS  (0),
		.OPT_READONLY	        (0),
		.OPT_WRITEONLY	      (1'b0)
	) axi2wb(
		.S_AXI_ACLK           (clk),	// System clock
		.S_AXI_ARESETN        (~rst),

		// AXI write address channel signals
		.S_AXI_AWVALID        (s_axi_awvalid),
		.S_AXI_AWREADY        (s_axi_awready),
		.S_AXI_AWID           (s_axi_awid),
		.S_AXI_AWADDR         (s_axi_awaddr),
		.S_AXI_AWLEN          (s_axi_awlen),
		.S_AXI_AWSIZE         (s_axi_arsize),
		.S_AXI_AWBURST        (s_axi_awburst),
		.S_AXI_AWLOCK         (s_axi_awlock[0]),
		.S_AXI_AWCACHE        (s_axi_awcache),
		.S_AXI_AWPROT         (s_axi_awprot),
		.S_AXI_AWQOS          (4'b1111),
		// AXI write data channel signals
		.S_AXI_WVALID         (s_axi_wvalid),
		.S_AXI_WREADY         (s_axi_wready), 
		.S_AXI_WDATA          (s_axi_wstrb),
		.S_AXI_WSTRB          (s_axi_wstrb),
		.S_AXI_WLAST          (s_axi_wlast),
		// AXI write response channel signals
		.S_AXI_BVALID         (s_axi_bvalid), 
		.S_AXI_BREADY         (s_axi_bready),
		.S_AXI_BID            (s_axi_bid),
		.S_AXI_BRESP          (s_axi_bresp),
		// AXI read address channel signals
		.S_AXI_ARVALID        (s_axi_arvalid),
		.S_AXI_ARREADY        (s_axi_arready),
		.S_AXI_ARID           (s_axi_arid),
		.S_AXI_ARADDR         (s_axi_araddr),
		.S_AXI_ARLEN          (s_axi_arlen),
		.S_AXI_ARSIZE         (s_axi_arsize),
		.S_AXI_ARBURST        (s_axi_arlock),
		.S_AXI_ARLOCK         (s_axi_arlock),
		.S_AXI_ARCACHE        (s_axi_arcache),
		.S_AXI_ARPROT         (s_axi_arprot),
		.S_AXI_ARQOS          (4'b1111),
		// AXI read data channel signals
		.S_AXI_RVALID         (s_axi_rvalid),  // Rd rslt valid
		.S_AXI_RREADY         (s_axi_rready),  // Rd rslt ready
		.S_AXI_RID            (s_axi_rid), // Response ID
		.S_AXI_RDATA          (s_axi_rdata),// Read data
		.S_AXI_RLAST          (s_axi_rlast),   // Read last
		.S_AXI_RRESP          (s_axi_rresp),   // Read response
		// We'll share the clock and the reset
		.o_reset              (),
		.o_wb_cyc             (axi2wb_cyc),
		.o_wb_stb             (axi2wb_stb),
		.o_wb_we              (axi2wb_we),
		.o_wb_addr            (axi2wb_adr),
		.o_wb_data            (axi2wb_dat_w),
		.o_wb_sel             (axi2wb_sel),
		.i_wb_stall           (~axi2wb_ack),
		.i_wb_ack             (axi2wb_ack),
		.i_wb_data            (axi2wb_dat_r),
		.i_wb_err             (axi2wb_err)
	);
//
   always @(posedge clk) begin

     aresetn <= ~rst;

   end



   mig_7series_v4_2_axi4_tg #(



     .C_AXI_ID_WIDTH                   (C_S_AXI_ID_WIDTH),

     .C_AXI_ADDR_WIDTH                 (C_S_AXI_ADDR_WIDTH),

     .C_AXI_DATA_WIDTH                 (C_S_AXI_DATA_WIDTH),

     .C_AXI_NBURST_SUPPORT             (C_AXI_NBURST_TEST),

     .C_EN_WRAP_TRANS                  (C_EN_WRAP_TRANS),

     .C_BEGIN_ADDRESS                  (BEGIN_ADDRESS),

     .C_END_ADDRESS                    (END_ADDRESS),

     .PRBS_EADDR_MASK_POS              (PRBS_EADDR_MASK_POS),

     .DBG_WR_STS_WIDTH                 (DBG_WR_STS_WIDTH),

     .DBG_RD_STS_WIDTH                 (DBG_RD_STS_WIDTH),

     .ENFORCE_RD_WR                    (ENFORCE_RD_WR),

     .ENFORCE_RD_WR_CMD                (ENFORCE_RD_WR_CMD),

     .EN_UPSIZER                       (C_S_AXI_SUPPORTS_NARROW_BURST),

     .ENFORCE_RD_WR_PATTERN            (ENFORCE_RD_WR_PATTERN)



   ) u_axi4_tg_inst

   (

     .aclk                             (clk),

     .aresetn                          (aresetn),



// Input control signals

     .init_cmptd                       (init_calib_complete),

     .init_test                        (1'b0),

     .wdog_mask                        (~init_calib_complete),

     .wrap_en                          (1'b0),



// AXI write address channel signals

     .axi_wready                       (s_axi_awready),

     .axi_wid                          (s_axi_awid),

     .axi_waddr                        (s_axi_awaddr),

     .axi_wlen                         (s_axi_awlen),

     .axi_wsize                        (s_axi_awsize),

     .axi_wburst                       (s_axi_awburst),

     .axi_wlock                        (s_axi_awlock),

     .axi_wcache                       (s_axi_awcache),

     .axi_wprot                        (s_axi_awprot),

     .axi_wvalid                       (s_axi_awvalid),



// AXI write data channel signals

     .axi_wd_wready                    (s_axi_wready),

     .axi_wd_wid                       (s_axi_wid),

     .axi_wd_data                      (s_axi_wdata),

     .axi_wd_strb                      (s_axi_wstrb),

     .axi_wd_last                      (s_axi_wlast),

     .axi_wd_valid                     (s_axi_wvalid),



// AXI write response channel signals

     .axi_wd_bid                       (s_axi_bid),

     .axi_wd_bresp                     (s_axi_bresp),

     .axi_wd_bvalid                    (s_axi_bvalid),

     .axi_wd_bready                    (s_axi_bready),



// AXI read address channel signals

     .axi_rready                       (s_axi_arready),

     .axi_rid                          (s_axi_arid),

     .axi_raddr                        (s_axi_araddr),

     .axi_rlen                         (s_axi_arlen),

     .axi_rsize                        (s_axi_arsize),

     .axi_rburst                       (s_axi_arburst),

     .axi_rlock                        (s_axi_arlock),

     .axi_rcache                       (s_axi_arcache),

     .axi_rprot                        (s_axi_arprot),

     .axi_rvalid                       (s_axi_arvalid),



// AXI read data channel signals

     .axi_rd_bid                       (s_axi_rid),

     .axi_rd_rresp                     (s_axi_rresp),

     .axi_rd_rvalid                    (s_axi_rvalid),

     .axi_rd_data                      (s_axi_rdata),

     .axi_rd_last                      (s_axi_rlast),

     .axi_rd_rready                    (s_axi_rready),



// Error status signals

     .cmd_err                          (cmd_err),

     .data_msmatch_err                 (data_msmatch_err),

     .write_err                        (write_err),

     .read_err                         (read_err),

     .test_cmptd                       (test_cmptd),

     .write_cmptd                      (write_cmptd),

     .read_cmptd                       (read_cmptd),

     .cmptd_one_wr_rd                  (cmptd_one_wr_rd),



// Debug status signals

     .cmp_data_en                      (cmp_data_valid),

     .cmp_data_o                       (cmp_data),

     .rdata_cmp                        (rdata_cmp),

     .dbg_wr_sts_vld                   (dbg_wr_sts_vld),

     .dbg_wr_sts                       (dbg_wr_sts),

     .dbg_rd_sts_vld                   (dbg_rd_sts_vld),

     .dbg_rd_sts                       (dbg_rd_sts)

);

wire dbg_sel_pi_incdec      ;
wire dbg_sel_po_incdec      ;
wire dbg_pi_f_inc           ;
wire dbg_pi_f_dec           ;
wire dbg_po_f_inc           ;   
wire dbg_po_f_dec           ;
wire dbg_po_f_stg23_sel     ;
wire po_win_tg_rst          ;
wire vio_tg_rst             ;
   //*****************************************************************

   // Default values are assigned to the debug inputs

   //*****************************************************************

   assign dbg_sel_pi_incdec       = 'b0;

   assign dbg_sel_po_incdec       = 'b0;

   assign dbg_pi_f_inc            = 'b0;

   assign dbg_pi_f_dec            = 'b0;

   assign dbg_po_f_inc            = 'b0;

   assign dbg_po_f_dec            = 'b0;

   assign dbg_po_f_stg23_sel      = 'b0;

   assign po_win_tg_rst           = 'b0;

   assign vio_tg_rst              = 'b0;

`ifdef SKIP_CALIB

  //***************************************************************************

  // Skip calib test logic

  //***************************************************************************



  reg[3*DQS_WIDTH-1:0]        po_coarse_tap;

  reg[6*DQS_WIDTH-1:0]        po_stg3_taps;

  reg[6*DQS_WIDTH-1:0]        po_stg2_taps;

  reg[6*DQS_WIDTH-1:0]        pi_stg2_taps;

  reg[5*DQS_WIDTH-1:0]        idelay_taps;

  reg[11:0]                   cal_device_temp;





  always @(posedge clk) begin

    // tap values from golden run (factory)

    po_coarse_tap   <= #TCQ 'h2;

    po_stg3_taps    <= #TCQ 'h0D;

    po_stg2_taps    <= #TCQ 'h1D;

    pi_stg2_taps    <= #TCQ 'h1E;

    idelay_taps     <= #TCQ 'h08;

        cal_device_temp <= #TCQ 'h000;

  end



  always @(posedge clk) begin

    if (rst)

      calib_tap_load <= #TCQ 1'b0;

    else if (calib_tap_req)

      calib_tap_load <= #TCQ 1'b1;

  end



  always @(posedge clk) begin

    if (rst) begin

      calib_tap_addr      <= #TCQ 'd0;

      calib_tap_val       <= #TCQ po_coarse_tap[3*calib_tap_addr[6:3]+:3]; //'d1;

      calib_tap_load_done <= #TCQ 1'b0;

    end else if (calib_tap_load) begin

      case (calib_tap_addr[2:0])

        3'b000: begin

          calib_tap_addr[2:0] <= #TCQ 3'b001;

          calib_tap_val       <= #TCQ po_stg3_taps[6*calib_tap_addr[6:3]+:6]; //'d19;

        end

        3'b001: begin

          calib_tap_addr[2:0] <= #TCQ 3'b010;

          calib_tap_val       <= #TCQ po_stg2_taps[6*calib_tap_addr[6:3]+:6]; //'d45;

        end

        3'b010: begin

          calib_tap_addr[2:0] <= #TCQ 3'b011;

          calib_tap_val       <= #TCQ pi_stg2_taps[6*calib_tap_addr[6:3]+:6]; //'d20;

        end

        3'b011: begin

          calib_tap_addr[2:0] <= #TCQ 3'b100;

          calib_tap_val       <= #TCQ idelay_taps[5*calib_tap_addr[6:3]+:5]; //'d1;

        end

        3'b100: begin

          if (calib_tap_addr[6:3] < DQS_WIDTH-1) begin

            calib_tap_addr[2:0] <= #TCQ 3'b000;

            calib_tap_val       <= #TCQ po_coarse_tap[3*(calib_tap_addr[6:3]+1)+:3]; //'d1;

            calib_tap_addr[6:3] <= #TCQ calib_tap_addr[6:3] + 1;

          end else begin

            calib_tap_addr[2:0] <= #TCQ 3'b110;

            calib_tap_val       <= #TCQ cal_device_temp[7:0];

            calib_tap_addr[6:3] <= #TCQ 4'b1111;

          end

        end

        3'b110: begin

            calib_tap_addr[2:0] <= #TCQ 3'b111;

            calib_tap_val       <= #TCQ {4'h0,cal_device_temp[11:8]};

            calib_tap_addr[6:3] <= #TCQ 4'b1111;

        end

        3'b111: begin

            calib_tap_load_done <= #TCQ 1'b1;

        end

      endcase

    end

  end





//****************skip calib test logic end**********************************

`endif    



endmodule





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