pinctrl: Create extendable Signal classes
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@ -9,18 +9,19 @@ import sifive.blocks.devices.pinctrl.{Pin}
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// even though it looks like something that more directly talks to
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// a pin. It also makes it possible to change the exact
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// type of pad this connects to.
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class GPIOPins[T <: Pin] (pingen: ()=> T, c: GPIOParams) extends Bundle {
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class GPIOSignals[T <: Data] (pingen: ()=> T, c: GPIOParams) extends Bundle {
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val pins = Vec(c.width, pingen())
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}
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override def cloneType: this.type =
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this.getClass.getConstructors.head.newInstance(pingen, c).asInstanceOf[this.type]
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class GPIOPins[T <: Pin] (pingen: ()=> T, c: GPIOParams) extends GPIOSignals[T](pingen, c)
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def fromPort(port: GPIOPortIO){
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object GPIOPinsFromPort {
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def apply[T <: Pin](pins: GPIOSignals[T], port: GPIOPortIO){
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// This will just match up the components of the Bundle that
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// exist in both.
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(pins zip port.pins) foreach {case (pin, port) =>
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(pins.pins zip port.pins) foreach {case (pin, port) =>
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pin <> port
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}
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}
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