-Moving TXCLK to CCLK domain, "feels cleaner"
-Also makes TXCLK independent of RXCLK
-So complete solution has a PLL and an MMCM
-Feeling is that the PLL for RXCLK could eventually be removed
-Need to add more state for locking clocks for receiver at end?
REVIEW!!!
-concept developed by Gunnar Hillerstrom (VHDL)
-takes the driver out of the picture
-some people will run this bare metal
-more deterministic
-cuts down on hw/sw development issues
-moving to "real" Xilinx PLL instantiation
-one PLL for CCLK one for LCLK
-removing clock dividers, can't work at speed, put inside model
-configuration needs to be done differently
-removing pll_bypass signal, can't work with logic
-clocks should be done with hard macro primitives (no logic)
-Adding enable signal to clock out. Definitely right decision to keep
separate bit from the divider field.
-Fixed settings for to fit new register field
-XILINX version is still broken!!
old implementation felt too "cutsy"
this makes for a cleaner usage model (simple shift with param)
also splitting out enable but, not making the CTIMER mistake again
-changed ecfg clock default values, elink default is now the PLL clock/128 coming out of reset
-should work in any implementation?
-still have to implement the Xilinx specific stuff
-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:-)
