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im_cached.v
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/*
* im_cached
*
* Read only 4 block direct mapped cache with one
* word (32-bit) blocks.
* Interfaces to the slow instruction memory (im_slow).
*
* On the next clock edge after an address has been asserted,
* data is valid and can be read if hit is high, otherwise
* hit will be low and additional cycles will be needed to
* retrieve the data from (slow) memory.
*/
`ifndef _im_cached
`define _im_cached
`include "im_slow.v"
module im_cached(
input wire clk,
input wire [31:0] addr,
output wire hit,
output wire [31:0] data);
// parameters to im_slow.v and im.v,
// refer to the documentation of those modules
parameter NMEM = 128;
parameter IM_DATA = "im_data.txt";
parameter MEM_SIZE = 128;
parameter ND = 3;
wire rdy;
wire [31:0] mem_data;
im_slow #(.NMEM(NMEM), .IM_DATA(IM_DATA), .ND(ND))
ims1(.clk(clk), .addr(addr), .rdy(rdy), .data(mem_data));
//
// ADDRESS
// 31 4 3 2 1 0
// +------------+-----------+-----+
// | tag | index | X X |
// +------------+-----------+-----+
//
// X X - byte index
//
// tag: 28 bits
// index: 2 bits (4 blocks)
//
// BLOCK
// 60 59 32 31 0
// +---+---------+--------+
// | V | tag | word |
// +---+---------+--------+
//
// decode address
//wire [1:0] byte_idx;
wire [1:0] index;
wire [27:0] addr_tag;
//
//assign byte_idx = addr[1:0];
assign index = addr[3:2];
assign addr_tag = addr[31:4];
reg [60:0] block; // selected block
reg [60:0] block0;
reg [60:0] block1;
reg [60:0] block2;
reg [60:0] block3;
// initialize valid bit to false
initial begin
block0[60] = 1'b0;
block1[60] = 1'b0;
block2[60] = 1'b0;
block3[60] = 1'b0;
end
// select block in cache to read from
always @(*) begin
case (index)
0: block = block0;
1: block = block1;
2: block = block2;
//3: block = block3;
default: block = block3;
endcase
end
// decode block
wire valid;
wire [27:0] block_tag;
//wire [31:0] block_data;
//
assign valid = block[60];
assign block_tag = block[59:32];
//assign block_data = block[31:0];
//
//assign data = block_data;
assign data = (rdy == 1'b1) ? mem_data : block[31:0];
// Update block from memory,
// or hold current value.
//
// Anytime the address has been asserted long
// enough for the memory to become ready (rdy)
// the cache will be updated.
always @(posedge clk) begin
// default
block0 <= block0;
block1 <= block1;
block2 <= block2;
block3 <= block3;
if (index == 2'd0 && rdy)
block0 <= {1'b1, addr_tag, mem_data}; // { valid, tag, data }
if (index == 2'd1 && rdy)
block1 <= {1'b1, addr_tag, mem_data};
if (index == 2'd2 && rdy)
block2 <= {1'b1, addr_tag, mem_data};
if (index == 2'd3 && rdy)
block3 <= {1'b1, addr_tag, mem_data};
end
assign hit = (rdy || (valid && (addr_tag == block_tag))) ? 1'b1 : 1'b0;
endmodule
`endif