* coreplex collapse: peripherals now in coreplex
* coreplex: better factoring of TLBusWrapper attachement points
* diplomacy: allow monitorless :*= and :=*
* rocket: don't connect monitors to tile tim slave ports
* rename chip package to system
* coreplex: only sbus has a splitter
* TLFragmenter: Continuing my spot battles on requires without explanatory strings
* pbus: toFixedWidthSingleBeatSlave
* tilelink: more verbose requires
* use the new system package for regression
* sbus: add more explicit FIFO attachment points
* delete leftover top-level utils
* cleanup ResetVector and RTC
I was examining a WB-stage control signal instead of a MEM-stage control
signal. I refactored the code to group the signals together, so that this
sort of bug is less likely going forward.
* interrupts: Less pessimistic synchronization for the different interrupt types. There are some issues with the interrupt number assignments.
* interrupts: Allow an option to NOT synchronize all the external interrupts coming into PLIC
* interrupts: ExampleRocketChipTop uses PeripheryAsyncExtInterrupts. Realized 'abstract' doesn't do what I thought in Scala.
* interrupts: use consistent async/periph/core ordering
* interrupts: Properly condition on 0 External interrupts
* interrupts: CLINT is also synchronous to periph clock
Single-precision values are stored in the regfile as double-precision,
so that FSD on a single-precision value stores a proper double and
FLD restores it as either a double or a single.
This is simpler, reduces what would have become a critical path in
the commit stage, and will make it easier to support the mbadinst
CSR if it is implemented.
We were zero-extending it, which is a double-precision zero in the recoded
format. So, when spilled and reloaded with fsd/fld, the original value
was destroyed. Instead, set the MSBs so that it represents sNaN. When
spilled, the single-precision number will be preserved as the NaN payload.
Fundamental new features:
* Added tile package: This package is intended to hold components re-usable across different types of tile. Will be the future location of TL2-RoCC accelerators and new diplomatic versions of intra-tile interfaces.
* Adopted [ModuleName]Params convention: Code base was very inconsistent about what to name case classes that provide parameters to modules. Settled on calling them [ModuleName]Params to distinguish them from config.Parameters and config.Config. So far applied mostly only to case classes defined within rocket and tile.
* Defined RocketTileParams: A nested case class containing case classes for all the components of a tile (L1 caches and core). Allows all such parameters to vary per-tile.
* Defined RocketCoreParams: All the parameters that can be varied per-core.
* Defined L1CacheParams: A trait defining the parameters common to L1 caches, made concrete in different derived case classes.
* Defined RocketTilesKey: A sequence of RocketTileParams, one for every tile to be created.
* Provided HeterogeneousDualCoreConfig: An example of making a heterogeneous chip with two cores, one big and one little.
* Changes to legacy code: ReplacementPolicy moved to package util. L1Metadata moved to package tile. Legacy L2 cache agent removed because it can no longer share the metadata array implementation with the L1. Legacy GroundTests on life support.
Additional changes that got rolled in along the way:
* rocket: Fix critical path through BTB for I$ index bits > pgIdxBits
* coreplex: tiles connected via :=*
* groundtest: updated to use TileParams
* tilelink: cache cork requirements are relaxed to allow more cacheless masters
