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/*************************************************************************
*
* This file is part of ACT dataflow neuro library
*
* Copyright (c) 2022 University of Groningen - Ole Richter
* Copyright (c) 2022 University of Groningen - Madison Cotteret
* Copyright (c) 2022 University of Groningen - Hugh Greatorex
* Copyright (c) 2022 University of Groningen - Michele Mastella
* Copyright (c) 2021 Rajit Manohar
*
* This source describes Open Hardware and is licensed under the CERN-OHL-W v2 or later
*
* You may redistribute and modify this documentation and make products
* using it under the terms of the CERN-OHL-W v2 (https:/cern.ch/cern-ohl).
* This documentation is distributed WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED
* WARRANTY, INCLUDING OF MERCHANTABILITY, SATISFACTORY QUALITY
* AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Please see the CERN-OHL-W v2
* for applicable conditions.
*
* Source location: https://git.web.rug.nl/bics/actlib_dataflow_neuro
*
* As per CERN-OHL-W v2 section 4.1, should You produce hardware based on
* these sources, You must maintain the Source Location visible in its
* documentation.
*
**************************************************************************/
import "../../dataflow_neuro/cell_lib_async.act";
import "../../dataflow_neuro/cell_lib_std.act";
import std::channel;
open std::channel;
namespace tmpl {
namespace dataflow_neuro {
/*
* Build an OR-gate tree (NOR/NAND/optional INV)
*/
export deftype power (bool?! vdd, vss) { }
export template<pint N>
defproc ortree (bool? in[N]; bool! out; power supply)
{
bool tout;
{ N > 0 : "What?" };
[N = 1 -> BUF_X1 b(.vss=supply.vss, .vdd = supply.vdd, .a = in[0], .y = out);
[] N > 1 ->
pint i, end, j;
i = 0;
end = N-1;
pint lenTree2Count, lenTree3Count;
lenTree2Count = 0;
lenTree3Count = 0;
/* Pre"calculate" the number of C cells required, look below if confused */
*[ i != end ->
j = 0;
*[ i < end ->
j = j + 1;
[ i+1 >= end ->
i = end;
lenTree2Count = lenTree2Count +1;
[] i+2 >= end ->
i = end;
lenTree3Count = lenTree3Count +1;
[] else ->
i = i + 2;
lenTree2Count = lenTree2Count +1;
]
]
/*-- update range that has to be combined --*/
i = end+1;
end = end+j;
j = 0;
]
/* array that holds ALL the nodes in the completion tree */
bool tmp[end+1];
(k:N:tmp[k] = in[k];)
/* array to hold the actual C-elments, either A2C or A3C */
[lenTree2Count > 0 ->
OR2_X1 or2s[lenTree2Count];
]
[lenTree3Count > 0 ->
OR3_X1 or3s[lenTree3Count];
]
(h:lenTree2Count:or2s[h].vdd = supply.vdd;)
(h:lenTree3Count:or3s[h].vdd = supply.vdd;)
(h:lenTree2Count:or2s[h].vss = supply.vss;)
(h:lenTree3Count:or3s[h].vss = supply.vss;)
/* Reset the variables we just stole lol */
i = 0;
end = N-1;
j = 0;
pint tree2Index = 0;
pint tree3Index = 0;
/* Invariant: i <= end */
*[ i != end ->
/*
* Invariant: tmp[i..end] has the current signals that need to be
* combined together, and "isinv" specifies if they are the inverted
* sense or not
*/
j = 0;
*[ i < end ->
/*-- there are still signals that need to be combined --*/
j = j + 1;
[ i+1 >= end ->
/*-- last piece: use either a 2 input C-element --*/
or2s[tree2Index].a = tmp[i];
or2s[tree2Index].b = tmp[i+1];
or2s[tree2Index].y = tmp[end+j];
tree2Index = tree2Index +1;
i = end;
[] i+2 >= end ->
/*-- last piece: use either a 3 input C-element --*/
or3s[tree3Index].a = tmp[i];
or3s[tree3Index].b = tmp[i+1];
or3s[tree3Index].c = tmp[i+2];
or3s[tree3Index].y = tmp[end+j];
tree3Index = tree3Index +1;
i = end;
[] else ->
/*-- more to come; so use a two input C-element --*/
or2s[tree2Index].a = tmp[i];
or2s[tree2Index].b = tmp[i+1];
or2s[tree2Index].y = tmp[end+j];
tree2Index = tree2Index +1;
i = i + 2;
]
]
/*-- update range that has to be combined --*/
i = end+1;
end = end+j;
j = 0;
]
out = tmp[end];
]
}
export template<pint N>
defproc andtree (bool? in[N]; bool! out; power supply)
{
bool tout;
{ N > 0 : "What?" };
[N = 1 -> BUF_X1 b(.vss=supply.vss, .vdd = supply.vdd, .a = in[0], .y = out);
[] N > 1 ->
pint i, end, j;
i = 0;
end = N-1;
pint lenTree2Count, lenTree3Count;
lenTree2Count = 0;
lenTree3Count = 0;
/* Pre"calculate" the number of C cells required, look below if confused */
*[ i != end ->
j = 0;
*[ i < end ->
j = j + 1;
[ i+1 >= end ->
i = end;
lenTree2Count = lenTree2Count +1;
[] i+2 >= end ->
i = end;
lenTree3Count = lenTree3Count +1;
[] else ->
i = i + 2;
lenTree2Count = lenTree2Count +1;
]
]
/*-- update range that has to be combined --*/
i = end+1;
end = end+j;
j = 0;
]
/* array that holds ALL the nodes in the completion tree */
bool tmp[end+1];
(k:N:tmp[k] = in[k];)
/* array to hold the actual C-elments, either A2C or A3C */
[lenTree2Count > 0 ->
AND2_X1 and2s[lenTree2Count];
]
[lenTree3Count > 0 ->
AND3_X1 and3s[lenTree3Count];
]
(h:lenTree2Count:and2s[h].vdd = supply.vdd;)
(h:lenTree3Count:and3s[h].vdd = supply.vdd;)
(h:lenTree2Count:and2s[h].vss = supply.vss;)
(h:lenTree3Count:and3s[h].vss = supply.vss;)
/* Reset the variables we just stole lol */
i = 0;
end = N-1;
j = 0;
pint tree2Index = 0;
pint tree3Index = 0;
/* Invariant: i <= end */
*[ i != end ->
/*
* Invariant: tmp[i..end] has the current signals that need to be
* combined together, and "isinv" specifies if they are the inverted
* sense or not
*/
j = 0;
*[ i < end ->
/*-- there are still signals that need to be combined --*/
j = j + 1;
[ i+1 >= end ->
/*-- last piece: use either a 2 input C-element --*/
and2s[tree2Index].a = tmp[i];
and2s[tree2Index].b = tmp[i+1];
and2s[tree2Index].y = tmp[end+j];
tree2Index = tree2Index +1;
i = end;
[] i+2 >= end ->
/*-- last piece: use either a 3 input C-element --*/
and3s[tree3Index].a = tmp[i];
and3s[tree3Index].b = tmp[i+1];
and3s[tree3Index].c = tmp[i+2];
and3s[tree3Index].y = tmp[end+j];
tree3Index = tree3Index +1;
i = end;
[] else ->
/*-- more to come; so use a two input C-element --*/
and2s[tree2Index].a = tmp[i];
and2s[tree2Index].b = tmp[i+1];
and2s[tree2Index].y = tmp[end+j];
tree2Index = tree2Index +1;
i = i + 2;
]
]
/*-- update range that has to be combined --*/
i = end+1;
end = end+j;
j = 0;
]
out = tmp[end];
]
}
/*
* Build a completion tree using a combination of 2-input and 3-input
* C-elements
*/
export template<pint N>
defproc ctree (bool? in[N]; bool! out; power supply)
{
bool tout;
{ N > 0 : "What?" };
bool meaningless_var;
[N = 1 -> BUF_X1 b(.vss=supply.vss, .vdd = supply.vdd, .a = in[0], .y = out);
[] N > 1 ->
pint i, end, j;
i = 0;
end = N-1;
pint lenTree2Count, lenTree3Count;
lenTree2Count = 0;
lenTree3Count = 0;
/* Pre"calculate" the number of C cells required, look below if confused */
*[ i != end ->
j = 0;
*[ i < end ->
j = j + 1;
[ i+1 >= end ->
i = end;
lenTree2Count = lenTree2Count +1;
[] i+2 >= end ->
i = end;
lenTree3Count = lenTree3Count +1;
[] else ->
i = i + 2;
lenTree2Count = lenTree2Count +1;
]
]
/*-- update range that has to be combined --*/
i = end+1;
end = end+j;
]
/* array that holds ALL the nodes in the completion tree */
bool tmp[end+1];
// Connecting the first nodes to the input
(l:N:
tmp[l] = in[l];
)
/* array to hold the actual C-elments, either A2C or A3C */
[lenTree2Count > 0 ->
A_2C_B_X1 C2Els[lenTree2Count];
]
[lenTree3Count > 0 ->
A_3C_B_X1 C3Els[lenTree3Count];
]
(h:lenTree2Count:C2Els[h].vdd = supply.vdd;)
(h:lenTree3Count:C3Els[h].vdd = supply.vdd;)
(h:lenTree2Count:C2Els[h].vss = supply.vss;)
(h:lenTree3Count:C3Els[h].vss = supply.vss;)
/* Reset the variables we just stole lol */
i = 0;
end = N-1;
j = 0;
pint tree2Index = 0;
pint tree3Index = 0;
/* Invariant: i <= end */
*[ i != end ->
/*
* Invariant: tmp[i..end] has the current signals that need to be
* combined together, and "isinv" specifies if they are the inverted
* sense or not
*/
j = 0;
*[ i < end ->
/*-- there are still signals that need to be combined --*/
j = j + 1;
[ i+1 >= end ->
/*-- last piece: use either a 2 input C-element --*/
C2Els[tree2Index].c1 = tmp[i];
C2Els[tree2Index].c2 = tmp[i+1];
C2Els[tree2Index].y = tmp[end+j];
tree2Index = tree2Index +1;
i = end;
[] i+2 >= end ->
/*-- last piece: use either a 3 input C-element --*/
C3Els[tree3Index].c1 = tmp[i];
C3Els[tree3Index].c2 = tmp[i+1];
C3Els[tree3Index].c3 = tmp[i+2];
C3Els[tree3Index].y = tmp[end+j];
tree3Index = tree3Index +1;
i = end;
[] else ->
/*-- more to come; so use a two input C-element --*/
C2Els[tree2Index].c1 = tmp[i];
C2Els[tree2Index].c2 = tmp[i+1];
C2Els[tree2Index].y = tmp[end+j];
tree2Index = tree2Index +1;
i = i + 2;
]
]
/*-- update range that has to be combined --*/
i = end+1;
end = end+j;
j = 0;
]
out = tmp[end];
]
}
export template<pint N>
defproc vtree (std::data::Mx1of2?<N> in; bool! out; power supply)
{
// OR layer for making OR between true and false of in (they are then sent to Ctree)
OR2_X1 OR2_tf[N];
ctree<N> ct;
(l:N:
OR2_tf[l].a = in.d[l].t;
OR2_tf[l].b = in.d[l].f;
OR2_tf[l].y = ct.in[l];
OR2_tf[l].vdd = supply.vdd;
OR2_tf[l].vss = supply.vss;
)
ct.supply = supply;
out = ct.out;
}
export template<pint N>
defproc sigbuf (bool? in; bool! out[N]; power supply)
{
{ N >= 0 : "sigbuf: parameter error" };
// { N <= 43 : "sigbuf: parameter error, N too big" };
/* -- just use in sized driver here -- */
[ N <= 4 ->
BUF_X1 buf1 (.a = in, .y = out[0], .vdd = supply.vdd, .vss = supply.vss);
[] N >= 5 & N <= 7 ->
BUF_X2 buf2 (.a = in, .y = out[0], .vdd = supply.vdd, .vss = supply.vss);
[] N >= 8 & N <= 10 ->
BUF_X3 buf3 (.a = in, .y = out[0], .vdd = supply.vdd, .vss = supply.vss);
[] N >= 11 & N <= 14 ->
BUF_X4 buf4 (.a = in, .y = out[0], .vdd = supply.vdd, .vss = supply.vss);
[] N >= 15 & N <= 18 ->
BUF_X6 buf6 (.a = in, .y = out[0], .vdd = supply.vdd, .vss = supply.vss);
[] N >= 19 & N <= 29 ->
BUF_X8 buf8 (.a = in, .y = out[0], .vdd = supply.vdd, .vss = supply.vss);
[] N >= 30 & N<= 48->
BUF_X12 buf12 (.a = in, .y = out[0], .vdd = supply.vdd, .vss = supply.vss);
[] N >= 49 & N <= 64 ->
BUF_X16 buf16 (.a = in, .y = out[0], .vdd = supply.vdd, .vss = supply.vss);
[] N >= 65 & N <= 96 ->
BUF_X24 buf24 (.a = in, .y = out[0], .vdd = supply.vdd, .vss = supply.vss);
[] N >= 97 ->
BUF_X32 buf32 (.a = in, .y = out[0], .vdd = supply.vdd, .vss = supply.vss);
// [] N >= 129 & N <=192 ->
// BUF_X48 buf48 (.a = in, .y = out[0], .vdd = supply.vdd, .vss = supply.vss);
// [] N >= 193 & N <= 256->
// BUF_X64 buf64 (.a = in, .y = out[0], .vdd = supply.vdd, .vss = supply.vss);
]
(i:1..N-1:out[i]=out[0];)
}
//Sigbuf in which there is only 1 output. Made for outputs that cannot have multiple wires.
export template<pint N>
defproc sigbuf_1output (bool? in; bool! out; power supply)
{
{ N >= 0 : "sigbuf: parameter error" };
{ N <= 43 : "sigbuf: parameter error, N too big" };
/* -- just use in sized driver here -- */
[ N <= 4 ->
BUF_X1 buf1 (.a = in, .y = out, .vdd = supply.vdd, .vss = supply.vss);
[] N >= 5 & N <= 7 ->
BUF_X2 buf2 (.a = in, .y = out, .vdd = supply.vdd, .vss = supply.vss);
[] N >= 8 & N <= 10 ->
BUF_X3 buf3 (.a = in, .y = out, .vdd = supply.vdd, .vss = supply.vss);
[] N >= 11 & N <= 14 ->
BUF_X4 buf4 (.a = in, .y = out, .vdd = supply.vdd, .vss = supply.vss);
[] N >= 15 & N <= 18 ->
BUF_X6 buf6 (.a = in, .y = out, .vdd = supply.vdd, .vss = supply.vss);
[] N >= 19 & N <= 29 ->
BUF_X8 buf8 (.a = in, .y = out, .vdd = supply.vdd, .vss = supply.vss);
[] N >= 30 & N <= 42 ->
BUF_X12 buf12 (.a = in, .y = out, .vdd = supply.vdd, .vss = supply.vss);
]
}
}}
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