// // Copyright 2011-2012 Ettus Research LLC // // This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with this program. If not, see . // // The packet padder 36 for use with slave fifo32 // Packet padder understands the concept of LUTs, // and will forward packets through the interface, // adding zero padding as needed to properly flush. // The padder will never write a packet across a LUT boundary. // When flushing, padder writes out zeros until the LUT boundary. // Requires that the input line0 be a VITA header, and SOF set. // Flush when the LUT is partially filled and timeout is reached, // or when the LUT is partially filled and the DSP is inactive. module packet_padder36 #( parameter RX_IDLE_FLUSH_CYCLES = 65536, //about 1ms at 64MHz clock parameter MAX_LUT_LINES32 = 4096 //how many 32bit lines in a LUT ) ( input clk, input reset, input [35:0] data_i, input src_rdy_i, output dst_rdy_o, output [35:0] data_o, output src_rdy_o, input dst_rdy_i, input rx_dsp_active ); //state machine definitions localparam STATE_READ_HDR = 0; localparam STATE_WRITE_HDR = 1; localparam STATE_FORWARD = 2; localparam STATE_WRITE_PAD = 3; reg [1:0] state; //keep track of the outgoing lines reg [15:0] line_count; wire line_count_done = line_count == 1; wire lut_is_empty = line_count == MAX_LUT_LINES32; always @(posedge clk) begin if (reset) begin line_count <= MAX_LUT_LINES32; end else if (src_rdy_o && dst_rdy_i) begin line_count <= (line_count_done)? MAX_LUT_LINES32 : line_count - 1; end end //count the number of cycles since RX data so we can force a flush reg [17:0] non_rx_cycles; wire idle_timeout = (non_rx_cycles == RX_IDLE_FLUSH_CYCLES); always @(posedge clk) begin if(reset || state != STATE_READ_HDR) begin non_rx_cycles <= 0; end else if (~idle_timeout) begin non_rx_cycles <= non_rx_cycles + 1; end end //flush when we have written data to a LUT and either idle or non active DSP wire force_flush = ~lut_is_empty && (idle_timeout || ~rx_dsp_active); //the padding state machine reg [31:0] vita_hdr; reg has_vita_hdr; always @(posedge clk) begin if (reset) begin state <= STATE_READ_HDR; end else case(state) STATE_READ_HDR: begin if (src_rdy_i && dst_rdy_o && data_i[32]) begin vita_hdr <= data_i[31:0]; has_vita_hdr <= 1; state <= (data_i[15:0] > line_count)? state <= STATE_WRITE_PAD : STATE_WRITE_HDR; end else if (force_flush) begin has_vita_hdr <= 0; state <= STATE_WRITE_PAD; end end STATE_WRITE_HDR: begin if (src_rdy_o && dst_rdy_i) begin state <= STATE_FORWARD; end end STATE_FORWARD: begin if (src_rdy_i && dst_rdy_o && data_i[33]) begin state <= STATE_READ_HDR; end end STATE_WRITE_PAD: begin if (src_rdy_o && dst_rdy_i && line_count_done) begin state <= (has_vita_hdr)? STATE_WRITE_HDR : STATE_READ_HDR; end end endcase //state end //assign outgoing signals assign dst_rdy_o = (state == STATE_READ_HDR)? 1 : ((state == STATE_FORWARD)? dst_rdy_i : 0); assign src_rdy_o = (state == STATE_WRITE_HDR || state == STATE_WRITE_PAD)? 1 : ((state == STATE_FORWARD )? src_rdy_i : 0); assign data_o = (state == STATE_WRITE_HDR)? {4'b0001, vita_hdr} : ((state == STATE_FORWARD)? data_i : 0); endmodule // packet_padder36