jtag modules for cocotb
Project description
JTAG interface modules for Cocotb
GitHub repository: https://github.com/daxzio/cocotbext-jtag
Introduction
JTAG simulation models for cocotb.
Installation
Installation from pip (release version, stable):
$ pip install cocotbext-jtag
Installation from git (latest development version, potentially unstable):
$ pip install https://github.com/daxzio/cocotbext-jtag/archive/main.zip
Installation for active development:
$ git clone https://github.com/daxzio/cocotbext-jtag
$ pip install -e cocotbext-jtag
Documentation and usage examples
See the tests directory for complete testbenches using these modules.
JTAG Bus
The JTAGBus is used to map to a JTAG interface on the dut. These hold instances of bus objects for the individual channels, which are currently extensions of cocotb_bus.bus.Bus. Class methods from_entity and from_prefix are provided to facilitate signal default name matching.
Required:
- tck
- tms
- tdi
- tdo
Optional:
- trst
JTAG Driver
The JTAGDriver class implement a JTAG driver and is capable of generating read and write operations against JTAG devices, either singularly or in a chain.
To use these modules, import the one you need and connect it to the DUT:
from cocotbext.jtag import JTAGDriver, JTAGBus, JTAGDevice
bus = JTAGBus(dut)
jtag_driver = JTAGDriver(bus)
jtag_driver.add_device(JTAGDevice())
The first argument to the constructor accepts an JTAGBus object. These objects are containers for the interface signals and include class methods to automate connections.
Once the module is instantiated, read and write operations can be initiated in a couple of different ways.
Additional optional arguments for JTAGDriver
- period: Clock frequency period of
tck, default100 - units: Clock units, default
ns - logging_enabled: Logging enable, default
True
Methods
add_device(device): Add device to jtag chain, must be of typeJTAGDeviceset_reset(num): Reset for num if trst is present inJTAGBus, raise warning if trst is not presentreset_finished(): Asyn wait until reset is finishedreset_fsm(): Send 5 tck pulses while tms is held high inJTAGBus, this resets the finite state machine inside a JTAG TAPsend_val(addr, val, device, write): Send addr to device (default:0). The val is used to write if write is True or verify against if write is Falsewrite(addr, val, device=0): Write val to addr of device (default:0).read(addr, val=None, device=0): Read from addr of device (default:0). If val present verify against returned value.read_idcode(device): Read device number device and confirm it matched the IDCODE set for that device
JTAG Device
JTAGDriver needs to be told what devices are in the JTAG chain it is communicating with inside the dut. A JTAGDevice needs to be defined for this purpose or a device that inherits from this base class.
A JTAGDevice needs a name, idcode and ir_len. It also seens to have the IR Register map defined and the width of the the register. 'BYPASS' is prepopulated in the base class at last address in the IRLEN address map.
First inherit from the base class, , and after add all the other IR regiters using the add_jtag_reg method.
from cocotbext.jtag import JTAGDevice
class J1JTAGDevice(JTAGDevice):
def __init__(self, name='jtaglet1', idcode=0x53817905, ir_len=5):
super().__init__(name, idcode, ir_len)
self.add_jtag_reg("IDCODE", 32, 0x1e)
self.add_jtag_reg('USERDATA', 32, 0x8)
self.add_jtag_reg('USEROP', 8, 0x9)
self.idle_delay = 6
add_jtag_reg(name, width, address): Add an IR register toJTAGDevice. name is a string, width is the DR shift width of the register and the address, which should be with in the range if the ir_len ofJTAGDevice
This results in a JTAGDevice that has 4 IR register defined:
0x08: USERDATA[31:0]
0x09: USEROP[7:0]
0x1e: IDCODE[31:0]
0x1f: BYPASS[0:0]
Multiple devices inside the JTAG chain:
from cocotbext.jtag import JTAGDriver
from cocotbext.jtag import JTAGBus
class testbench:
def __init__(self, dut):
bus = JTAGBus(dut)
self.jtag = JTAGDriver(bus)
self.jtag.add_device(J1JTAGDevice())
self.jtag.add_device(J2JTAGDevice())
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