FSR-Tools: Feedback/Feedforward Shift Registers in Python
Designed to test FSR Mathematically for verification of Verilog Design. This package provides an abstract base class for Feedback/Feedforward Shift Registers (FSRs) and two concrete implementations:
- Fibonacci LFSR (linear feedback)
- Galois LFSR (linear feedforward)
Supports:
- Custom characteristic polynomials
- Arbitrary initial states
- State table generation
- Algebraic polynomial form
- Bitwise access to register positions
Installation
Clone the repo and place the module in your project:
git clone https://github.com/anubhav-narayan/fsr-tools.git
Use poetry
poetry install
Usage
General Usage
from fsr_tools import Galois_LFSR as LFSR
lfsr = LFSR(poly=0b10011, state=0b1010)
# Get full cycle of states
print(lfsr.state_table)
# Access bits
print(lfsr[0]) # Read a bit
lfsr[4] = lfsr[3] & 0b1 # Write a bit
Usage with CoCoTB
from fsr_tools import Galois_LFSR as LFSR
from cocotb import BinaryValue
lfsr = LFSR(poly=0b10011, state=0b1010)
# Assign state
dut.lfsr.value = BinaryValue(lfsr.state, n_bits=lfsr.field_order)
Extend the FSR Abstract Class to create custom Feedback/Feedforward Shift Registers. Just override the round function.
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