module test_tx_mac #( parameter mac_aw=10, // 16-bit words parameter big_endian=0 ) ( input clk, // There is an implied DPRAM _not_ included in this module. // These ports access its read port, with assumed 1-cycle latency // The packet length is stored as the first word of a buffer. // Endian-ness is configurable. output [mac_aw-1:0] host_addr, input [15:0] host_d, // Request from host to transmit a packet, already converted to // (or at least usable in) our clk domain. // OK to just latch buf_start_addr on one host clock cycle, // and raise the start signal on the next. // Also OK to construct buf_start_addr with a handful of // static 0 at the lsb (representing granularity of buffer starts), // could save a few registers in that clock domain crossing. input start, input [mac_aw-1:0] buf_start_addr, output done, // 4-phase handshake with start signal // Connection to precog module output req, output [10:0] len_req, // can represent 1 MTU, in octets // Connection to output multiplexer (xformer.v) input strobe, output [7:0] mac_data ); reg [mac_aw-1:0] buffer_point; // in words reg [2:0] mode=0; reg [10:0] len_req_r=0; reg req_r=0, done_r=0; reg odd_octet=0; wire even_octet = ~odd_octet; // There's a total of two cycles latency from setting buffer_point // to being able to use the result of reading that DPRAM entry. always @(posedge clk) case (mode) 0: if (start) begin mode <= 1; buffer_point <= buf_start_addr; end 1: begin mode <= 2; buffer_point <= buffer_point + 1; end 2: begin mode <= 3; len_req_r <= host_d[10:0]; odd_octet <= 0; req_r <= 1; end 3: if (strobe) begin odd_octet <= ~odd_octet; buffer_point <= buffer_point + even_octet; len_req_r <= len_req_r-1; if (len_req_r == 1) begin mode <= 4; done_r <= 1; req_r <= 0; end end 4: begin if (~start) begin mode <= 0; done_r <= 0; end end endcase assign host_addr = buffer_point; assign len_req = len_req_r; assign mac_data = (odd_octet^big_endian) ? host_d[15:8] : host_d[7:0]; assign done = done_r; assign req = req_r; endmodule