CPU Snoop Fixes

Fix for VRAM writes sometimes overlapping VRAM reads
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techav 2021-05-21 21:47:22 -05:00
parent 04faf575f9
commit 5b1e2ecc72
2 changed files with 19 additions and 11 deletions

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@ -84,11 +84,12 @@ module cpusnoop (
always @(negedge pixClock or negedge nReset) begin
if(!nReset) cpuCycleEnded <= 0;
else if(cycleState == S2) cpuCycleEnded <= 0;
else if(ncpuUDS == 1
&& ncpuLDS == 1
else if(ncpuUDS && ncpuLDS
&& (cycleState == S3
|| cycleState == S4
|| cycleState == S5)) begin
|| cycleState == S5
|| cycleState == S1)
) begin
cpuCycleEnded <= 1;
end else cpuCycleEnded <= cpuCycleEnded;
end
@ -154,15 +155,16 @@ module cpusnoop (
end
S2 : begin
// wait for sequence
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
if(pendWriteLo && !seq[0]) cycleState <= S3;
else if (pendWriteHi && !seq[0]) cycleState <= S4;
else if (!pendWriteHi && !pendWriteLo) cycleState <= S0; // in case something weird happens
else cycleState <= S2;
end
S3 : begin
// write CPU low byte to VRAM
if(pendWriteHi == 1) begin
if (seq == 0) begin
cycleState <= S3; // we shouldn't be here during a read cycle, so delay
end else if(pendWriteHi == 1) begin
cycleState <= S1; // move on to delay before second write cycle
end else begin
cycleState <= S5;
@ -171,7 +173,11 @@ module cpusnoop (
end
S4 : begin
// write CPU high byte to VRAM
cycleState <= S5;
if (seq == 0) begin
cycleState <= S4; // we shouldn't be here during a read cycle, so delay
end else begin
cycleState <= S5;
end
pendWriteHi <= 0;
end
S5 : begin
@ -212,7 +218,7 @@ module cpusnoop (
// Assert VRAM Write signal during CPU Cycle states S3 & S4
// Also assert VRAM chip enable signals based on which buffer the CPU
// addressed for the VRAM write cycle
if(cycleState == S3 || cycleState == S4) begin
if(seq != 0 && (cycleState == S3 || cycleState == S4)) begin
nvramWE <= 0;
nvramCE0 <= cpuCycleBufSel;
nvramCE1 <= !cpuCycleBufSel;

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@ -1704,7 +1704,9 @@ TRANSITION_LIST("nReset")
REPEAT = 1;
LEVEL 1 FOR 10.0;
LEVEL 0 FOR 20.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 32970.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 110.0;
LEVEL 0 FOR 40.0;
LEVEL 1 FOR 32820.0;
}
}