Added new version of Register_rw (still not properly working)

test/unit_tests/register_wrw/test.prsim

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-#watchall
+watchall
 system "echo '[0] start test'"
 system "echo '----------------------------------------------------------'"
 
@@ -7,12 +7,18 @@ set t.data[0].d[0] 0
 set t.data[0].d[1] 0
 set t.data[1].d[0] 0
 set t.data[1].d[1] 0
+set t.dly_cfg[0] 1
+set t.dly_cfg[1] 1
 set t.out.a 0
+set t.out.v 0
+#set t.registers._in_write.a 0
 set Reset 0
 cycle
 status X
-mode run
-assert-qdi-channel-neutral "t.in" 5
+#mode run
+cycle
+
+assert-qdi-channel-neutral "t.out" 4
 assert t.data[0].d[0] 0
 assert t.data[0].d[1] 0
 assert t.data[1].d[0] 0
@@ -22,28 +28,44 @@ system "echo '[1] reset completed'"
 system "echo '----------------------------------------------------------'"
 
 # Set delay config lines
-set t.dly_cfg[0] 1
-set t.dly_cfg[1] 1
+
 cycle
 system "echo '[2] delay line set'"
 system "echo '----------------------------------------------------------'"
 
+
 set-qdi-channel-valid "t.in" 5 3
+# 3 -> 00011 -> writing mode, address 00, word 11
 cycle
-assert-qdi-channel-valid "t.registers._in_write" 4 3
-assert t.registers._clock 0
-assert t.registers._out_encoder[0] 1
-assert t.registers._out_encoder[1] 0
-assert t.registers._out_encoder[2] 0
-assert t.registers._out_encoder[3] 0
-cycle
+assert t.in.a 1
+assert-qdi-channel-neutral "t.out" 4
 set-qdi-channel-neutral "t.in" 5
 cycle
-assert t.registers._clock 1
-assert t.registers.ff_t[0].q 1
-assert t.registers.ff_t[1].q 1
+assert t.registers.ff[0].q 1
+assert t.registers.ff[1].q 1
+assert t.registers.ff[2].q 0
+assert t.registers.ff[3].q 0
+
 system "echo '[3] first writing done'"
 system "echo '----------------------------------------------------------'"
 
+set-qdi-channel-valid "t.in" 5 16
+# 16 -> 10000 -> reading mode, address 00, word 00 (word doesn't needed here)
+cycle
+assert-qdi-channel-valid "t.out" 4 3
+set t.out.v 1
+cycle
+set t.out.a 1
+cycle
+assert t.in.a 1
+set-qdi-channel-neutral "t.in" 5
+cycle
+assert t.registers.ff[0].q 1
+assert t.registers.ff[1].q 1
+assert t.registers.ff[2].q 0
+assert t.registers.ff[3].q 0
+assert-qdi-channel-neutral "t.out" 4
+system "echo '[4] reading done'"
+system "echo '----------------------------------------------------------'"