First time ever using spell cheker in EMACS. Hard to believe...but it's true!
I am sure this speaks volume for how little I have commented my code over the years!
-pll bypass for clocks (customer request)
-adding dividers on all clocks (tx/cclk)
-adding reset block (clearer)
-using commong clock_divider block
-need to clean up divider block later today, slightly broken:-)
-added register read/write properly
-removed redundant wrapper layers in maxi/saxi
-changed over to "emesh" interface from packet 103 bit data
-cleaned up maxi
-cleaned up saxi
-removed redundant signals in elink interface (user,lock,..)
-added wrapper to fifo (to carry emesh interface through)
Now comes the fun part of testing
Our "standard packet" order should be followed everywhere to ease verification and integration (standards are good fir reuse...):
[0]=access
[1]=write
[3:2]=datamode
[7:4]=ctrlmode
[39:8]=dstaddr
[71:40]=data
[103:72]=upper-data (or srcaddr)
-adding clock bypass mode for esystx[12]
-removing monitor feature on erx
-remove loopback support from doc
-add clock bypass mode for esysclk
-shortening register names (descriptive enough)
-added debug signal information
-moving registers to elink
-making elink version programmable (to support plug in boards)
-reorganized debug signals and added stickys
-added timeout for axi slave
-removed embox status bit (redudant, don't poll status)
-renamed EMBOX0-->EMBOXLO
-moved datain interface straight to ecfg (cleanup)
-changed etx arbiter priority to increase stability
-created the esaxi_mux block
-fixed some missing ports issues in stubs
Now comes the fun part...verification...
Andreas
-back and forth with emmu, memory is now inside (for good)
-renamed clocks in etx to clarify
-updated logic in protocol and disty
-updated clock module
...one more review pass and we are ready for testing...
-this may break already broken projects
-creates a Verilog top level (instead of using Vivado block level design)
-integrates mmy and mailbox (not completely integrated)
-compiles...
-pours in all of the code from the archive
(some new logic created)
