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Fix the backup memory port on multiple-channel configs

The backup memory port doesn't work on multi-channel configurations, it
just screws up the Nasti tag bits.  This patch always instantiates a
single-channel backup memory port, which relies on the memory channel
selector to only enable a single memory channel when the backup memory
port is enabled.  There are some assertions to make sure this happens,
as otherwise memory gets silently corrupted.

While this is a bit of a hack, the backup memory port will be going away
soon so I don't want to spend a whole lot of time fixing it.  The
generated hardware is actually very similar: we used to elaborate a
Nasti arbiter inside the backup memory support, now there's one outside
of it instead.
This commit is contained in:
Palmer Dabbelt 2016-02-27 10:35:22 -08:00
parent 7c0c48fac4
commit 7319f430d0

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@ -334,6 +334,13 @@ class OuterMemorySystem(implicit val p: Parameters) extends Module with HasTopLe
if(p(UseBackupMemoryPort)) {
VLSIUtils.doOuterMemorySystemSerdes(
mem_channels, io.mem, io.mem_backup, io.mem_backup_en,
nMemChannels, htifW, p(CacheBlockOffsetBits))
1, htifW, p(CacheBlockOffsetBits))
for (i <- 1 until nMemChannels) { io.mem(i) <> mem_channels(i) }
assert(!Vec(mem_channels.map{ io => io.r.valid }).toBits.orR ||
!io.mem_backup_en ||
Vec(channelConfigs.map{i => UInt(i)})(io.memory_channel_mux_select) === UInt(1),
"Backup memory port only works when 1 memory channel is enabled")
Predef.assert(channelConfigs.sortWith(_ < _)(0) == 1,
"Backup memory port requires a single memory port mux config")
} else { io.mem <> mem_channels }
}