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Add ucb-art/chisel-jtag (#612)

* jtag: Add ucb-art/chisel-jtag to junctions.

* jtag: Add missing Utils file for Tristate and NegativeEdgeLatch

* jtag: move to a top-level package
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chisel-jtag license terms
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// See LICENSE.jtag for license details.
package jtag
import chisel3._
import chisel3.core.DataMirror
import chisel3.internal.firrtl.KnownWidth
import chisel3.util._
/** Base JTAG shifter IO, viewed from input to shift register chain.
* Can be chained together.
*/
class ShifterIO extends Bundle {
val shift = Bool() // advance the scan chain on clock high
val data = Bool() // as input: bit to be captured into shifter MSB on next rising edge; as output: value of shifter LSB
val capture = Bool() // high in the CaptureIR/DR state when this chain is selected
val update = Bool() // high in the UpdateIR/DR state when this chain is selected
/** Sets a output shifter IO's control signals from a input shifter IO's control signals.
*/
def chainControlFrom(in: ShifterIO) {
shift := in.shift
capture := in.capture
update := in.update
}
}
trait ChainIO extends Bundle {
val chainIn = Input(new ShifterIO)
val chainOut = Output(new ShifterIO)
}
class Capture[+T <: Data](gen: T) extends Bundle {
val bits = Input(gen) // data to capture, should be always valid
val capture = Output(Bool()) // will be high in capture state (single cycle), captured on following rising edge
override def cloneType = Capture(gen).asInstanceOf[this.type]
}
object Capture {
def apply[T <: Data](gen: T): Capture[T] = new Capture(gen)
}
/** Trait that all JTAG chains (data and instruction registers) must extend, providing basic chain
* IO.
*/
trait Chain extends Module {
val io: ChainIO
}
/** One-element shift register, data register for bypass mode.
*
* Implements Clause 10.
*/
class JtagBypassChain extends Chain {
class ModIO extends ChainIO
val io = IO(new ModIO)
io.chainOut chainControlFrom io.chainIn
val reg = Reg(Bool()) // 10.1.1a single shift register stage
io.chainOut.data := reg
when (io.chainIn.capture) {
reg := false.B // 10.1.1b capture logic 0 on TCK rising
} .elsewhen (io.chainIn.shift) {
reg := io.chainIn.data
}
assert(!(io.chainIn.capture && io.chainIn.update)
&& !(io.chainIn.capture && io.chainIn.shift)
&& !(io.chainIn.update && io.chainIn.shift))
}
object JtagBypassChain {
def apply() = new JtagBypassChain
}
/** Simple shift register with parallel capture only, for read-only data registers.
*
* Number of stages is the number of bits in gen, which must have a known width.
*
* Useful notes:
* 7.2.1c shifter shifts on TCK rising edge
* 4.3.2a TDI captured on TCK rising edge, 6.1.2.1b assumed changes on TCK falling edge
*/
class CaptureChain[+T <: Data](gen: T) extends Chain {
class ModIO extends ChainIO {
val capture = Capture(gen)
}
val io = IO(new ModIO)
io.chainOut chainControlFrom io.chainIn
val n = DataMirror.widthOf(gen) match {
case KnownWidth(x) => x
case _ => require(false, s"can't generate chain for unknown width data type $gen"); -1 // TODO: remove -1 type hack
}
val regs = (0 until n) map (x => Reg(Bool()))
io.chainOut.data := regs(0)
when (io.chainIn.capture) {
(0 until n) map (x => regs(x) := io.capture.bits.asUInt()(x))
io.capture.capture := true.B
} .elsewhen (io.chainIn.shift) {
regs(n-1) := io.chainIn.data
(0 until n-1) map (x => regs(x) := regs(x+1))
io.capture.capture := false.B
} .otherwise {
io.capture.capture := false.B
}
assert(!(io.chainIn.capture && io.chainIn.update)
&& !(io.chainIn.capture && io.chainIn.shift)
&& !(io.chainIn.update && io.chainIn.shift))
}
object CaptureChain {
def apply[T <: Data](gen: T) = new CaptureChain(gen)
}
/** Simple shift register with parallel capture and update. Useful for general instruction and data
* scan registers.
*
* Number of stages is the max number of bits in genCapture and genUpdate, both of which must have
* known widths. If there is a width mismatch, the unused most significant bits will be zero.
*
* Useful notes:
* 7.2.1c shifter shifts on TCK rising edge
* 4.3.2a TDI captured on TCK rising edge, 6.1.2.1b assumed changes on TCK falling edge
*/
class CaptureUpdateChain[+T <: Data, +V <: Data](genCapture: T, genUpdate: V) extends Chain {
class ModIO extends ChainIO {
val capture = Capture(genCapture)
val update = Valid(genUpdate) // valid high when in update state (single cycle), contents may change any time after
}
val io = IO(new ModIO)
io.chainOut chainControlFrom io.chainIn
val captureWidth = DataMirror.widthOf(genCapture) match {
case KnownWidth(x) => x
case _ => require(false, s"can't generate chain for unknown width data type $genCapture"); -1 // TODO: remove -1 type hack
}
val updateWidth = DataMirror.widthOf(genUpdate) match {
case KnownWidth(x) => x
case _ => require(false, s"can't generate chain for unknown width data type $genUpdate"); -1 // TODO: remove -1 type hack
}
val n = math.max(captureWidth, updateWidth)
val regs = (0 until n) map (x => Reg(Bool()))
io.chainOut.data := regs(0)
val updateBits = Cat(regs.reverse)(updateWidth-1, 0)
io.update.bits := io.update.bits.fromBits(updateBits)
val captureBits = io.capture.bits.asUInt()
when (io.chainIn.capture) {
(0 until math.min(n, captureWidth)) map (x => regs(x) := captureBits(x))
(captureWidth until n) map (x => regs(x) := 0.U)
io.capture.capture := true.B
io.update.valid := false.B
} .elsewhen (io.chainIn.update) {
io.capture.capture := false.B
io.update.valid := true.B
} .elsewhen (io.chainIn.shift) {
regs(n-1) := io.chainIn.data
(0 until n-1) map (x => regs(x) := regs(x+1))
io.capture.capture := false.B
io.update.valid := false.B
} .otherwise {
io.capture.capture := false.B
io.update.valid := false.B
}
assert(!(io.chainIn.capture && io.chainIn.update)
&& !(io.chainIn.capture && io.chainIn.shift)
&& !(io.chainIn.update && io.chainIn.shift))
}
object CaptureUpdateChain {
/** Capture-update chain with matching capture and update types.
*/
def apply[T <: Data](gen: T) = new CaptureUpdateChain(gen, gen)
def apply[T <: Data, V <: Data](genCapture: T, genUpdate: V) =
new CaptureUpdateChain(genCapture, genUpdate)
}

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// See LICENSE.jtag for license details.
package jtag
import util.{AsyncResetRegVec}
import chisel3._
import chisel3.util._
object JtagState {
sealed abstract class State(val id: Int) {
def U: UInt = id.U(State.width.W)
}
object State {
import scala.language.implicitConversions
implicit def toInt(x: State) = x.id
implicit def toBigInt(x: State):BigInt = x.id
// TODO: this could be automatically generated with macros and stuff
val all: Set[State] = Set(
TestLogicReset,
RunTestIdle,
SelectDRScan,
CaptureDR,
ShiftDR,
Exit1DR,
PauseDR,
Exit2DR,
UpdateDR,
SelectIRScan,
CaptureIR,
ShiftIR,
Exit1IR,
PauseIR,
Exit2IR,
UpdateIR
)
val width = log2Up(all.size)
def chiselType() = UInt(width.W)
}
// States as described in 6.1.1.2, numeric assignments from example in Table 6-3
case object TestLogicReset extends State(15) // no effect on system logic, entered when TMS high for 5 TCK rising edges
case object RunTestIdle extends State(12) // runs active instruction (which can be idle)
case object SelectDRScan extends State(7)
case object CaptureDR extends State(6) // parallel-load DR shifter when exiting this state (if required)
case object ShiftDR extends State(2) // shifts DR shifter from TDI towards TDO, last shift occurs on rising edge transition out of this state
case object Exit1DR extends State(1)
case object PauseDR extends State(3) // pause DR shifting
case object Exit2DR extends State(0)
case object UpdateDR extends State(5) // parallel-load output from DR shifter on TCK falling edge while in this state (not a rule?)
case object SelectIRScan extends State(4)
case object CaptureIR extends State(14) // parallel-load IR shifter with fixed logic values and design-specific when exiting this state (if required)
case object ShiftIR extends State(10) // shifts IR shifter from TDI towards TDO, last shift occurs on rising edge transition out of this state
case object Exit1IR extends State(9)
case object PauseIR extends State(11) // pause IR shifting
case object Exit2IR extends State(8)
case object UpdateIR extends State(13) // latch IR shifter into IR (changes to IR may only occur while in this state, latch on TCK falling edge)
}
/** The JTAG state machine, implements spec 6.1.1.1a (Figure 6.1)
*
* Usage notes:
* - 6.1.1.1b state transitions occur on TCK rising edge
* - 6.1.1.1c actions can occur on the following TCK falling or rising edge
*
*
*/
class JtagStateMachine extends Module(override_reset=Some(false.B)) {
class StateMachineIO extends Bundle {
val tms = Input(Bool())
val currState = Output(JtagState.State.chiselType())
val jtag_reset = Input(Bool())
}
val io = IO(new StateMachineIO)
val nextState = Wire(JtagState.State.chiselType())
val currStateReg = Module (new AsyncResetRegVec(w = JtagState.State.width,
init = JtagState.State.toInt(JtagState.TestLogicReset)))
currStateReg.clock := clock
currStateReg.reset := io.jtag_reset
currStateReg.io.en := true.B
currStateReg.io.d := nextState
val currState = currStateReg.io.q
switch (currState) {
is (JtagState.TestLogicReset.U) {
nextState := Mux(io.tms, JtagState.TestLogicReset.U, JtagState.RunTestIdle.U)
}
is (JtagState.RunTestIdle.U) {
nextState := Mux(io.tms, JtagState.SelectDRScan.U, JtagState.RunTestIdle.U)
}
is (JtagState.SelectDRScan.U) {
nextState := Mux(io.tms, JtagState.SelectIRScan.U, JtagState.CaptureDR.U)
}
is (JtagState.CaptureDR.U) {
nextState := Mux(io.tms, JtagState.Exit1DR.U, JtagState.ShiftDR.U)
}
is (JtagState.ShiftDR.U) {
nextState := Mux(io.tms, JtagState.Exit1DR.U, JtagState.ShiftDR.U)
}
is (JtagState.Exit1DR.U) {
nextState := Mux(io.tms, JtagState.UpdateDR.U, JtagState.PauseDR.U)
}
is (JtagState.PauseDR.U) {
nextState := Mux(io.tms, JtagState.Exit2DR.U, JtagState.PauseDR.U)
}
is (JtagState.Exit2DR.U) {
nextState := Mux(io.tms, JtagState.UpdateDR.U, JtagState.ShiftDR.U)
}
is (JtagState.UpdateDR.U) {
nextState := Mux(io.tms, JtagState.SelectDRScan.U, JtagState.RunTestIdle.U)
}
is (JtagState.SelectIRScan.U) {
nextState := Mux(io.tms, JtagState.TestLogicReset.U, JtagState.CaptureIR.U)
}
is (JtagState.CaptureIR.U) {
nextState := Mux(io.tms, JtagState.Exit1IR.U, JtagState.ShiftIR.U)
}
is (JtagState.ShiftIR.U) {
nextState := Mux(io.tms, JtagState.Exit1IR.U, JtagState.ShiftIR.U)
}
is (JtagState.Exit1IR.U) {
nextState := Mux(io.tms, JtagState.UpdateIR.U, JtagState.PauseIR.U)
}
is (JtagState.PauseIR.U) {
nextState := Mux(io.tms, JtagState.Exit2IR.U, JtagState.PauseIR.U)
}
is (JtagState.Exit2IR.U) {
nextState := Mux(io.tms, JtagState.UpdateIR.U, JtagState.ShiftIR.U)
}
is (JtagState.UpdateIR.U) {
nextState := Mux(io.tms, JtagState.SelectDRScan.U, JtagState.RunTestIdle.U)
}
}
io.currState := currState
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// See LICENSE.jtag for license details.
package jtag
import chisel3._
import chisel3.util._
/** JTAG signals, viewed from the master side
*/
class JTAGIO(hasTRSTn: Boolean = false) extends Bundle {
val TRSTn = if (hasTRSTn) Some(Output(Bool())) else None
val TCK = Clock(OUTPUT)
val TMS = Output(Bool())
val TDI = Output(Bool())
val TDO = Input(new Tristate())
override def cloneType = new JTAGIO(hasTRSTn).asInstanceOf[this.type]
}
/** JTAG block output signals.
*/
class JtagOutput(irLength: Int) extends Bundle {
val state = Output(JtagState.State.chiselType()) // state, transitions on TCK rising edge
val instruction = Output(UInt(irLength.W)) // current active instruction
val reset = Output(Bool()) // synchronous reset asserted in Test-Logic-Reset state, should NOT hold the FSM in reset
override def cloneType = new JtagOutput(irLength).asInstanceOf[this.type]
}
class JtagControl extends Bundle {
val jtag_reset = Input(Bool())
}
/** Aggregate JTAG block IO.
*/
class JtagBlockIO(irLength: Int) extends Bundle {
val jtag = Flipped(new JTAGIO())
val control = new JtagControl
val output = new JtagOutput(irLength)
override def cloneType = new JtagBlockIO(irLength).asInstanceOf[this.type]
}
/** Internal controller block IO with data shift outputs.
*/
class JtagControllerIO(irLength: Int) extends JtagBlockIO(irLength) {
val dataChainOut = Output(new ShifterIO)
val dataChainIn = Input(new ShifterIO)
override def cloneType = new JtagControllerIO(irLength).asInstanceOf[this.type]
}
/** JTAG TAP controller internal block, responsible for instruction decode and data register chain
* control signal generation.
*
* Misc notes:
* - Figure 6-3 and 6-4 provides examples with timing behavior
*/
class JtagTapController(irLength: Int, initialInstruction: BigInt) extends Module {
require(irLength >= 2) // 7.1.1a
val io = IO(new JtagControllerIO(irLength))
val tdo = Wire(Bool()) // 4.4.1c TDI should appear here uninverted after shifting
val tdo_driven = Wire(Bool())
io.jtag.TDO.data := NegativeEdgeLatch(clock, tdo, name = Some("tdoReg")) // 4.5.1a TDO changes on falling edge of TCK, 6.1.2.1d driver active on first TCK falling edge in ShiftIR and ShiftDR states
io.jtag.TDO.driven := NegativeEdgeLatch(clock, tdo_driven, name = Some("tdoeReg"))
//
// JTAG state machine
//
val stateMachine = Module(new JtagStateMachine)
stateMachine.io.tms := io.jtag.TMS
val currState = stateMachine.io.currState
io.output.state := stateMachine.io.currState
// At this point, the TRSTn should already have been
// combined with any POR, and it should also be
// synchronized to TCK.
require(!io.jtag.TRSTn.isDefined, "TRSTn should be absorbed into jtckPOReset outside of JtagTapController.")
stateMachine.io.jtag_reset := io.control.jtag_reset
//
// Instruction Register
//
// 7.1.1d IR shifter two LSBs must be b01 pattern
// TODO: 7.1.1d allow design-specific IR bits, 7.1.1e (rec) should be a fixed pattern
// 7.2.1a behavior of instruction register and shifters
val irChain = Module(CaptureUpdateChain(UInt(irLength.W)))
irChain.suggestName("irChain")
irChain.io.chainIn.shift := currState === JtagState.ShiftIR.U
irChain.io.chainIn.data := io.jtag.TDI
irChain.io.chainIn.capture := currState === JtagState.CaptureIR.U
irChain.io.chainIn.update := currState === JtagState.UpdateIR.U
irChain.io.capture.bits := "b01".U
val updateInstruction = Wire(Bool())
val nextActiveInstruction = Wire(UInt(irLength.W))
val activeInstruction = NegativeEdgeLatch(clock, nextActiveInstruction, updateInstruction, name = Some("irReg")) // 7.2.1d active instruction output latches on TCK falling edge
when (reset) {
nextActiveInstruction := initialInstruction.U(irLength.W)
updateInstruction := true.B
} .elsewhen (currState === JtagState.UpdateIR.U) {
nextActiveInstruction := irChain.io.update.bits
updateInstruction := true.B
} .otherwise {
updateInstruction := false.B
}
io.output.instruction := activeInstruction
io.output.reset := currState === JtagState.TestLogicReset.U
//
// Data Register
//
io.dataChainOut.shift := currState === JtagState.ShiftDR.U
io.dataChainOut.data := io.jtag.TDI
io.dataChainOut.capture := currState === JtagState.CaptureDR.U
io.dataChainOut.update := currState === JtagState.UpdateDR.U
//
// Output Control
//
when (currState === JtagState.ShiftDR.U) {
tdo := io.dataChainIn.data
tdo_driven := true.B
} .elsewhen (currState === JtagState.ShiftIR.U) {
tdo := irChain.io.chainOut.data
tdo_driven := true.B
} .otherwise {
tdo_driven := false.B
}
}
object JtagTapGenerator {
/** JTAG TAP generator, enclosed module must be clocked from TCK and reset from output of this
* block.
*
* @param irLength length, in bits, of instruction register, must be at least 2
* @param instructions map of instruction codes to data register chains that select that data
* register; multiple instructions may map to the same data chain
* @param idcode optional idcode, tuple of (instruction code, idcode)
*
* @note all other instruction codes (not part of instructions or idcode) map to BYPASS
* @note initial instruction is idcode (if supported), otherwise all ones BYPASS
*
* Usage notes:
* - 4.3.1b TMS must appear high when undriven
* - 4.3.1c (rec) minimize load presented by TMS
* - 4.4.1b TDI must appear high when undriven
* - 4.5.1b TDO must be inactive except when shifting data (undriven? 6.1.2)
* - 6.1.3.1b TAP controller must not be (re-?)initialized by system reset (allows
* boundary-scan testing of reset pin)
* - 6.1 TAP controller can be initialized by a on-chip power on reset generator, the same one
* that would initialize system logic
*
* TODO:
* - support concatenated scan chains
*/
def apply(irLength: Int, instructions: Map[BigInt, Chain], idcode:Option[(BigInt, BigInt)]=None): JtagBlockIO = {
// Create IDCODE chain if needed
val allInstructions = idcode match {
case Some((icode, idcode)) => {
val idcodeChain = Module(CaptureChain(UInt(32.W)))
idcodeChain.suggestName("idcodeChain")
require(idcode % 2 == 1, "LSB must be set in IDCODE, see 12.1.1d")
require(((idcode >> 1) & ((1 << 11) - 1)) != JtagIdcode.dummyMfrId, "IDCODE must not have 0b00001111111 as manufacturer identity, see 12.2.1b")
require(!(instructions contains icode), "instructions may not contain IDCODE")
idcodeChain.io.capture.bits := idcode.U(32.W)
instructions + (icode -> idcodeChain)
} case None => instructions
}
val bypassIcode = (BigInt(1) << irLength) - 1 // required BYPASS instruction
val initialInstruction = idcode match { // 7.2.1e load IDCODE or BYPASS instruction after entry into TestLogicReset
case Some((icode, _)) => icode
case None => bypassIcode
}
require(!(allInstructions contains bypassIcode), "instructions may not contain BYPASS code")
val controllerInternal = Module(new JtagTapController(irLength, initialInstruction))
val unusedChainOut = Wire(new ShifterIO) // De-selected chain output
unusedChainOut.shift := false.B
unusedChainOut.data := false.B
unusedChainOut.capture := false.B
unusedChainOut.update := false.B
val bypassChain = Module(JtagBypassChain())
// The Great Data Register Chain Mux
bypassChain.io.chainIn := controllerInternal.io.dataChainOut // for simplicity, doesn't visibly affect anything else
require(allInstructions.size > 0, "Seriously? JTAG TAP with no instructions?")
val chainToIcode = allInstructions groupBy { case (icode, chain) => chain } map {
case (chain, icodeToChain) => chain -> icodeToChain.keys
}
val chainToSelect = chainToIcode map {
case (chain, icodes) => {
assume(icodes.size > 0)
val icodeSelects = icodes map { controllerInternal.io.output.instruction === _.asUInt(irLength.W) }
chain -> icodeSelects.reduceLeft(_||_)
}
}
def foldOutSelect(res: WhenContext, x: (Chain, Bool)): WhenContext = {
val (chain, select) = x
// Continue the WhenContext with if this chain is selected
res.elsewhen(select) {
controllerInternal.io.dataChainIn := chain.io.chainOut
}
}
val emptyWhen = when (false.B) { } // Empty WhenContext to start things off
chainToSelect.toSeq.foldLeft(emptyWhen)(foldOutSelect).otherwise {
controllerInternal.io.dataChainIn := bypassChain.io.chainOut
}
def mapInSelect(x: (Chain, Bool)) {
val (chain, select) = x
when (select) {
chain.io.chainIn := controllerInternal.io.dataChainOut
} .otherwise {
chain.io.chainIn := unusedChainOut
}
}
chainToSelect.map(mapInSelect)
val internalIo = Wire(new JtagBlockIO(irLength))
controllerInternal.io.jtag <> internalIo.jtag
controllerInternal.io.control <> internalIo.control
controllerInternal.io.output <> internalIo.output
internalIo
}
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// See LICENSE.jtag for license details.
package jtag
import chisel3._
import chisel3.util._
object JtagIdcode {
/** Generates a JTAG IDCODE as a 32-bit integer, using the format in 12.1.1d.
*/
def apply(version: Int, partNumber: Int, mfrId: Int): BigInt = {
require(version < (1 << 4), "version field must be 4 bits at most")
require(partNumber < (1 << 16), "part number must be 16 bits at most")
require(mfrId < (1 << 11), "manufacturer identity must be 11 bits at most")
BigInt(version) << 28 | BigInt(partNumber) << 12 | BigInt(mfrId) << 1 | 1
}
/** A dummy manufacturer ID, not to be used per 12.2.1b since bus masters may shift this out to
* determine the end of a bus.
*/
def dummyMfrId: Int = 0x7f
}

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// See LICENSE.jtag for license details.
package jtag
import chisel3._
import chisel3.util._
/** Bundle representing a tristate pin.
*/
class Tristate extends Bundle {
val data = Bool()
val driven = Bool() // active high, pin is hi-Z when driven is low
}
class NegativeEdgeLatch[T <: Data](clock: Clock, dataType: T)
extends Module(override_clock=Some(clock)) {
class IoClass extends Bundle {
val next = Input(dataType)
val enable = Input(Bool())
val output = Output(dataType)
}
val io = IO(new IoClass)
val reg = Reg(dataType)
when (io.enable) {
reg := io.next
}
io.output := reg
}
/** Generates a register that updates on the falling edge of the input clock signal.
*/
object NegativeEdgeLatch {
def apply[T <: Data](clock: Clock, next: T, enable: Bool=true.B, name: Option[String] = None): T = {
// TODO better init passing once in-module multiclock support improves
val latch_module = Module(new NegativeEdgeLatch((!clock.asUInt).asClock, next.cloneType))
name.foreach(latch_module.suggestName(_))
latch_module.io.next := next
latch_module.io.enable := enable
latch_module.io.output
}
}
/** A module that counts transitions on the input clock line, used as a basic sanity check and
* debug indicator clock-crossing designs.
*/
class ClockedCounter(modClock: Clock, counts: BigInt, init: Option[BigInt])
extends Module(override_clock=Some(modClock)) {
require(counts > 0, "really?")
val width = log2Up(counts)
class CountIO extends Bundle {
val count = Output(UInt(width.W))
}
val io = IO(new CountIO)
val count = init match {
case Some(init) => Reg(UInt(width.W), init=init.U)
case None => Reg(UInt(width.W))
}
when (count === (counts - 1).asUInt) {
count := 0.U
} .otherwise {
count := count + 1.U
}
io.count := count
}
/** Count transitions on the input bit by specifying it as a clock to a counter.
*/
object ClockedCounter {
def apply (data: Bool, counts: BigInt, init: BigInt): UInt = {
val counter = Module(new ClockedCounter(data.asClock, counts, Some(init)))
counter.io.count
}
def apply (data: Bool, counts: BigInt): UInt = {
val counter = Module(new ClockedCounter(data.asClock, counts, None))
counter.io.count
}
}

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// See LICENSE.jtag for license details
import scala.language.implicitConversions
package object jtag {
/** An implicit conversion to allow the instruction map for the TAP generator to be specified as
* an Int instead of BigInt. Scala doesn't seem to want to automatically apply the built-in Int
* to BigInt conversion when used as a Map key.
*
* This is limited to value types of Chain to limit application scope.
*/
implicit def instructionIntKeyToBigInt[V <: Chain](x: (Int, V)) = (BigInt(x._1), x._2)
}