add the ability to synthesize the design

2 files changed, 119 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/design/pins.pcf b/design/pins.pcf
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+set_io clock_100mhz J3
+
+set_io button1 K11 # actually used as reset
+set_io button2 P13
+
+set_io led1 M12
+set_io led2 R16
+
+set_io vga_hs J4
+set_io vga_vs H2
+set_io vga_red[0] F3
+set_io vga_red[1] H5
+set_io vga_red[2] E3
+set_io vga_green[0] H6
+set_io vga_green[1] F2
+set_io vga_green[2] H3
+set_io vga_blue[0] G2
+set_io vga_blue[1] H4
+set_io vga_blue[2] F1
+
+set_io sram_addr[0] N6
+set_io sram_addr[1] T1
+set_io sram_addr[2] P4
+set_io sram_addr[3] R2
+set_io sram_addr[4] N5
+set_io sram_addr[5] T2
+set_io sram_addr[6] P5
+set_io sram_addr[7] R3
+set_io sram_addr[8] R5
+set_io sram_addr[9] T3
+set_io sram_addr[10] R4
+set_io sram_addr[11] M7
+set_io sram_addr[12] N7
+set_io sram_addr[13] P6
+set_io sram_addr[14] M8
+set_io sram_addr[15] T5
+set_io sram_addr[16] R6
+set_io sram_addr[17] P8
+
+set_io sram_io[0] T8
+set_io sram_io[1] P7
+set_io sram_io[2] N9
+set_io sram_io[3] T9
+set_io sram_io[4] M9
+set_io sram_io[5] R9
+set_io sram_io[6] K9
+set_io sram_io[7] P9
+set_io sram_io[8] R10
+set_io sram_io[9] L10
+set_io sram_io[10] P10
+set_io sram_io[11] N10
+set_io sram_io[12] T10
+set_io sram_io[13] T11
+set_io sram_io[14] T15
+set_io sram_io[15] T14
+
+set_io sram_cs_n T6
+set_io sram_oe_n L9
+set_io sram_we_n T7
+
+# SPI to on-board chip
+#set_io sdo P12
+#set_io sdi P11
+#set_io sck R11
+#set_io ss_n R12
diff --git a/design/rom.s.tcl b/design/rom.s.tcl
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+#!/usr/bin/env tclsh
+
+source tclasm.tcl
+
+## also look at stack_machine_cond_jump test 
+
+## we're going to write numbers from 0 to 639 at addresses h100000 to h1009FC
+## and then write non-zero value at h100A00
+
+# this will translate to 3 16-bit instructions
+set_sp h0FFFFC
+
+## set up the counter
+# each of those 2 will translate to 1 16-bit instruction
+const 0
+stack down
+
+## this is the point we later jump to, address 10
+
+tee
+## compute address:  counter * 4 + h100000
+stack down
+const 4
+mul
+const h100000
+add
+stack up
+## load computed address to im
+exchange_im
+## save value of counter at address pointed by im
+swap
+store
+swap
+## increase counter by 1
+const 1
+add
+## compare value of counter to 640
+tee
+stack down
+const 640
+sub
+stack up
+## loop if counter != 640
+cond_jump 10
+
+## write hFFFFFFFF to address h100A00 (the point is to write a non-zero value
+## there, but because our stack machine only knows how to write 32-bit values
+## to memory, we'll write to h100A00 and h100A02, both being mapped as the
+## VGA power-on register - what matters is the later write, so at least one of
+## higher 16 bits of written value has to be non-zero)
+const -1
+store@ h100A00
+
+halt