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Debugging CPU Bus Snooping

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techav 2021-05-16 12:22:28 -05:00
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cpusnoop.sv
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@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ module cpusnoop (
// define state machine states
parameter
S0 = 0,
//S1 = 3'h1,
S1 = 1,
S2 = 2,
S3 = 3,
S4 = 4,
@ -67,7 +67,13 @@ module cpusnoop (
*/
always_comb begin
// remember cpuAddr is shifted right by one since 68000 does not output A0
if(ramSize == cpuAddr[20:18] && cpuAddr[22:21] == 2'b00 && cpuAddr[17:15] == 3'b111) begin
if(cpuAddr[22:21] == 2'b00 // initial constant
&& ramSize == cpuAddr[20:18] // ram size selection
&& cpuAddr[17:15] == 3'b111 // trailing constant
// next bit is main/alt select
&& (cpuAddr[13:0] >= 14'h1380 // bottom of buffer range (0x2700>>1)
&& cpuAddr[13:0] <= 14'h3e3f) // top of buffer range (0x7C70>>1)
) begin
cpuBufSel <= 1'b1;
end else begin
cpuBufSel <= 1'b0;
@ -134,8 +140,7 @@ module cpusnoop (
&& cpuRnW == 0
&& ncpuUDS == 0
&& cpuAddr[22:18] == 5'h1D
&& (cpuAddr[10:7] == 4'hF
|| cpuAddr[10:7] == 4'h1)) begin
&& cpuAddr[11:7] == 5'h1F) begin
// the CPU is addressing VIA Port A. We need to check what
// bit 6 is set to to determine which buffer is selected
// for video output. 1 = Main ; 0 = Alt
@ -149,37 +154,16 @@ module cpusnoop (
end
S2 : begin
// wait for sequence
if(pendWriteHi == 1 && pendWriteLo == 1) begin
if(seq < 6) begin
// we have enough time to write both before the next VRAM read
cycleState <= S3;
end else begin
// we don't have enough time to write both. hold for now
cycleState <= S2;
end
end else if(pendWriteHi == 1 || pendWriteLo == 1) begin
if(seq < 7) begin
// we have enough time for the pending write
if(pendWriteLo == 0) begin
// move on to write high byte
cycleState <= S4;
end else begin
// move on to write low byte
cycleState <= S3;
end
end else begin
// not enough time for a write cycle. hold for now
cycleState <= S2;
end
end else begin
// we shouldn't be here. Somehow we have slipped through without setting flags.
cycleState <= S0;
end
if(pendWriteLo == 1 && !seq[0]) cycleState <= S3;
else if (pendWriteHi ==1 && !seq[0]) cycleState <= S4;
else if (pendWriteHi == 0 && pendWriteLo == 0) cycleState <= S0; // in case something weird happens
else cycleState <= S2;
end
S3 : begin
// write CPU low byte to VRAM
if(pendWriteHi == 1) begin
cycleState <= S4;
cycleState <= S1; // move on to delay before second write cycle
end else begin
cycleState <= S5;
end
@ -198,6 +182,11 @@ module cpusnoop (
cycleState <= S5;
end
end
S1 : begin
// delay moving to second write cycle
if (!seq[0]) cycleState <= S4;
else cycleState <= S1;
end
default: begin
// how did we end up here? reset to S0
cycleState <= S0;

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se-vga.sv
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@ -118,6 +118,7 @@ end
assign nvramCE0 = (nvramWEpre | nvramCE0pre) & (nvramOE | vidBufSel);
assign nvramCE1 = (nvramWEpre | nvramCE1pre) & (nvramOE | ~vidBufSel);
assign nvramWE = nvramWEpre | pixClk;
//assign nvramWE = nvramWEpre | pixClk;
assign nvramWE = nvramWEpre;
endmodule

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sevga.vwf
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@ -1192,11 +1192,6 @@ SIGNAL("cpusnoop:cpusnp|pendWriteLo")
PARENT = "";
}
GROUP("cpuAddr")
{
MEMBERS = "cpuAddr[1]", "cpuAddr[2]", "cpuAddr[3]", "cpuAddr[4]", "cpuAddr[5]", "cpuAddr[6]", "cpuAddr[7]", "cpuAddr[8]", "cpuAddr[9]", "cpuAddr[10]", "cpuAddr[11]", "cpuAddr[12]", "cpuAddr[13]", "cpuAddr[14]", "cpuAddr[15]", "cpuAddr[16]", "cpuAddr[17]", "cpuAddr[18]", "cpuAddr[19]", "cpuAddr[20]", "cpuAddr[21]", "cpuAddr[22]", "cpuAddr[23]";
}
SIGNAL("nvramCE0")
{
VALUE_TYPE = NINE_LEVEL_BIT;
@ -1217,6 +1212,11 @@ SIGNAL("nvramCE1")
PARENT = "";
}
GROUP("cpuAddr")
{
MEMBERS = "cpuAddr[1]", "cpuAddr[2]", "cpuAddr[3]", "cpuAddr[4]", "cpuAddr[5]", "cpuAddr[6]", "cpuAddr[7]", "cpuAddr[8]", "cpuAddr[9]", "cpuAddr[10]", "cpuAddr[11]", "cpuAddr[12]", "cpuAddr[13]", "cpuAddr[14]", "cpuAddr[15]", "cpuAddr[16]", "cpuAddr[17]", "cpuAddr[18]", "cpuAddr[19]", "cpuAddr[20]", "cpuAddr[21]", "cpuAddr[22]", "cpuAddr[23]";
}
TRANSITION_LIST("cpuAddr[1]")
{
NODE
@ -1979,8 +1979,8 @@ TRANSITION_LIST("vramData[7]")
LEVEL 1 FOR 40.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 240.0;
LEVEL 0 FOR 80.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 240.0;
LEVEL 0 FOR 80.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 280.0;
LEVEL 0 FOR 40.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 500.0;
LEVEL 0 FOR 420.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 320.0;
@ -2042,8 +2042,8 @@ TRANSITION_LIST("vramData[6]")
LEVEL 0 FOR 40.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 240.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 80.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 240.0;
LEVEL 0 FOR 80.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 280.0;
LEVEL 0 FOR 40.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 500.0;
LEVEL 0 FOR 740.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 320.0;
@ -2105,8 +2105,8 @@ TRANSITION_LIST("vramData[5]")
LEVEL 0 FOR 40.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 240.0;
LEVEL 0 FOR 80.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 240.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 80.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 280.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 40.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 500.0;
LEVEL 0 FOR 100.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 320.0;
@ -2170,8 +2170,8 @@ TRANSITION_LIST("vramData[4]")
LEVEL 0 FOR 40.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 240.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 80.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 240.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 80.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 280.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 40.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 500.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 100.0;
LEVEL 0 FOR 1600.0;
@ -2232,8 +2232,8 @@ TRANSITION_LIST("vramData[3]")
LEVEL 0 FOR 40.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 240.0;
LEVEL 0 FOR 80.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 240.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 80.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 280.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 40.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 500.0;
LEVEL 0 FOR 420.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 640.0;
@ -2298,8 +2298,8 @@ TRANSITION_LIST("vramData[2]")
LEVEL 0 FOR 40.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 240.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 80.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 240.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 80.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 280.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 40.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 500.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 740.0;
LEVEL 0 FOR 960.0;
@ -2363,8 +2363,8 @@ TRANSITION_LIST("vramData[1]")
LEVEL 1 FOR 40.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 240.0;
LEVEL 0 FOR 80.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 240.0;
LEVEL 0 FOR 80.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 280.0;
LEVEL 0 FOR 40.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 500.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 420.0;
LEVEL 0 FOR 320.0;
@ -2430,8 +2430,8 @@ TRANSITION_LIST("vramData[0]")
LEVEL 1 FOR 40.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 240.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 80.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 240.0;
LEVEL 0 FOR 80.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 280.0;
LEVEL 0 FOR 40.0;
LEVEL Z FOR 500.0;
LEVEL 0 FOR 420.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 320.0;