""" Rummage through input (Verilog) file and construct a JSON file representing most of the read address space. Depends on stylized Verilog representation of the first stage of the (scalar) read data multiplexer, using reg_bank_n pipeline registers. Attempts to deduce signed-ness and bit width for each entry by peeking at wire, reg, and input declarations in the Verilog. """ import re import argparse import logging from sys import exit trantab = {"[": "_", "]": ""} wire_info = {} addr_found = {} name_found = {} fail = 0 # Bugs: # brittle to variations in Verilog code formatting # Hard-coded filename def reg_trans(s, trandict): for k, v in trandict.items(): s = s.replace(k, v) return s def ponder_int(s, param_db): try: r = int(s) except ValueError: r = 31 m4 = re.search(r"(\w+)-(\d+)", s) if m4: p = m4.group(1) o = int(m4.group(2)) if p in param_db: pv = param_db[p] return pv - o else: logging.error("Parameter %s not found? (%s)", p, s) else: logging.error("Couldn't understand \"%s\", using 31", s) return r def rprint(g, line, alias, address_offset, param_db): global fail addr = int(g(2) + g(1), 16) + address_offset # Given g(2) that might have the form m_accum[1], construct # m_accum_1 for the JSON name, and # m_accum as the name with which to look up the wire properties. name = reg_trans(g(3), trantab) # Apply regname replacements if alias is not None: name = alias wname = g(3).split("[")[0] # print addr, name, wname, g(1), g(2), g(3), line if name in name_found: logging.error("Duplicate name \"%s\"", name) fail = 1 name_found[name] = True if addr in addr_found: logging.error("Duplicate address \"0x%x\"", addr) fail = 1 addr_found[addr] = True # default width and signed-ness should only apply to strange # cases where the width is parameterized wid = 32 sign = "unsigned" if wname in wire_info: # print a, n, info[nn] sign, wid = wire_info[wname].split(":") wid = ponder_int(wid, param_db) + 1 else: logging.warning("Taking default sign and wid for \"%s\"", wname) s = """ "%s": { "access": "r", "addr_width": 0, "sign": "%s", "base_addr": %d, "data_width": %d }""" % (name, sign, addr, wid) return s def memorize(g): # print g(1), g(2), g(3) sign = "signed" if g(1) else "unsigned" wire_info[g(3)] = sign + ":" + g(2) def main(): global fail parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Parse verilog file and generate JSON for read address space") parser.add_argument("input_file", help="Input verilog file") parser.add_argument("-v", "--verbose", action="store_true", help="Verbose mode") args = parser.parse_args() logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG if args.verbose else logging.WARNING, format="%(levelname)s: %(message)s") with open(args.input_file, "r") as f: print("{") sl = [] param_db = {} address_offset = 0 bank_state = None # keep track of current block line_no = 0 tbanks = {} # total list of banks handled rbanks = {} # banks found in final decoder final_mux = False for line in f.read().split("\n"): line_no += 1 # ehead = "ERROR:%s:%d:" % (args.input_file, line_no) # just in case if "reverse_json_offset" in line: m1 = re.search(r"\s*//\s*reverse_json_offset\s*:\s*(\d+)\s*", line) if m1: address_offset = int(m1.group(1)) # All other directives are ignored if they're on a pure // comment line. # Yes, we can still get confused by /* */ comments, `ifdef, and generate. if re.search(r"^\s*//", line): continue # if "4'h" in line and ": reg_bank_" in line: m1 = re.search(r"4'h(\w):\s*reg_bank_(\w)\s*<=\s*(\S+);", line) if m1: alias = None m1a = re.search(r";\s*//\s*alias:\s*(\w+)", line) if m1a: logging.debug("Alias \"%s\"", m1a.group(1)) alias = m1a.group(1) tbank = m1.group(2) if bank_state == "=armed=": bank_state = tbank if bank_state != tbank: logging.error("Bank %s assignment found in bank %s stanza", tbank, bank_state) fail = 1 sl += [rprint(m1.group, line, alias, address_offset, param_db)] tbanks[tbank] = True else: logging.warning("Surprising regexp failure: %s", line) if "default" in line and ": reg_bank_" in line: m1 = re.search(r"default:\s*reg_bank_(\w)\s*<=\s*32'h", line) if m1: logging.debug("Default %s", line) tbank = m1.group(1) if bank_state != tbank: logging.error("Bank %s assignment found in bank %s stanza", tbank, bank_state) fail = 1 if "wire" in line: m2 = re.search(r"\bwire\s+(signed)?\s*\[([^:]+):0\]\s*(\w+)", line) if m2: memorize(m2.group) if "reg" in line: m2 = re.search(r"\breg\s+(signed)?\s*\[([^:]+):0\]\s*(\w+)", line) if m2: memorize(m2.group) if "input" in line: m2 = re.search(r"\binput\s+(signed)?\s*\[([^:]+):0\]\s*(\w+)", line) if m2: memorize(m2.group) if "output" in line: m2 = re.search(r"\boutput\s+(signed)?\s*\[([^:]+):0\]\s*(\w+)", line) if m2: memorize(m2.group) if any(x in line for x in ["parameter", "localparam"]): # This logic can handle parameter as a statement, or in the header of a module. # It does get tripped up by the _last_ parameter of a module, # that doesn't have a trailing comma. m3 = re.search(r"\b(?:parameter|localparam)\s+(\w+)\s*=\s*(\d+)[;,]", line) if m3: p, v = m3.group(1), int(m3.group(2)) param_db[p] = v logging.debug("Found parameter \"%s\" with value %d", p, v) m3 = re.search(r"\b(?:parameter|localparam)\s+integer\s+(\w+)\s*=\s*(\d+)[;,]", line) if m3: p, v = m3.group(1), int(m3.group(2)) param_db[p] = v logging.debug("Found parameter \"%s\" with value %d", p, v) if "endcase" in line: bank_state = None if "case" in line and "addr" in line: m4 = re.search(r"\bcase\s*\(\w*addr", line) if m4: bank_state = "=armed=" if "casez" in line and "addr_" in line: final_mux = True if "endcase" in line: final_mux = False if final_mux: m5 = re.search(r"([0-9a-f])\?: *[a-zA-Z_]+ *<=.*reg_bank_([0-9a-f]) *;", line) if m5: fda = m5.group(1) fdb = m5.group(2) logging.debug("Final decoder (%s) %s %s", line, fda, fdb) if fda != fdb: logging.error("Final decoder address (%s) mismatch with bank (%s)", fda, fdb) rbanks[fdb] = True print(",\n".join(sl)) print("}") logging.debug("Banks handled: %s", " ".join(sorted(tbanks.keys()))) logging.debug("Banks decoded: %s", " ".join(sorted(rbanks.keys()))) for fdb in sorted(tbanks.keys()): if fdb not in rbanks: logging.error("Bank %s not found in final decoder", fdb) fail = 1 exit(fail) if __name__ == "__main__": main()