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prim_assert.sv is a file containing assertion macros (defines). Previously, prim_assert.sv was compiled as normal SystemVerilog file. This made the defines available for the whole compilation unit as soon as they were defined. Since all cores using prim_assert depended (in fusesoc) on the lowrisc:prim:assert core, prim_assert was always compiled first, and the defines were visible in subsequent files. All of that is only true if all files end up in one comilation unit. The SV standard states that what makes up a compilation unit is tool-defined, but also states that typically, passing multiple files (or a file list/.f file) to a single tool invocation means that all files end up in one compilation unit; if the tool is called multiple times, then the files end up in separate compilation units. Edalize (the fusesoc backend) doesn't guarantee either behavior, and so it happens that for Vivado, Verilator, Cadence and Synopsys simulators, all files are compiled into a single compilation unit. But for Riviera, each file is a separate compilation unit. To avoid relying on the definition of compilation units, and to do the generally right thing (TM), this commit changes the code to always include the prim_assert.sv file when it is used in a source file. Include guards are introduced in the prim_assert.sv file to avoid defining things twice. |
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Ibex RISC-V Core
Ibex is a small and efficient, 32-bit, in-order RISC-V core with a 2-stage pipeline that implements the RV32IMC instruction set architecture.
Ibex offers several configuration parameters to meet the needs of various application scenarios. The options include two different choices for the architecture of the multiplier and divider unit, as well as the possibility to drop the support for the "M" extension completely. In addition, the "E" extension can be enabled when opting for a minimum-area configuration.
This core was initially developed as part of the PULP platform under the name "Zero-riscy" [1], and has been contributed to lowRISC who maintains it and develops it further. It is under active development, with further code cleanups, feature additions, and test and verification planned for the future.
Documentation
The Ibex user manual can be
read online at ReadTheDocs. It is also contained in
the doc folder of this repository.
Contributing
We highly appreciate community contributions. To ease our work of reviewing your contributions, please:
- Create your own branch to commit your changes and then open a Pull Request.
- Split large contributions into smaller commits addressing individual changes or bug fixes. Do not mix unrelated changes into the same commit!
- Write meaningful commit messages. For more information, please check out the contribution guide.
- If asked to modify your changes, do fixup your commits and rebase your branch to maintain a clean history.
When contributing SystemVerilog source code, please try to be consistent and adhere to our Verilog coding style guide.
When contributing C or C++ source code, please try to adhere to the OpenTitan C++ coding style
guide.
All C and C++ code should be formatted with clang-format before committing.
Either run clang-format -i filename.cc or git clang-format on added files.
To get started, please check out the "Good First Issue" list.
Issues and Troubleshooting
If you find any problems or issues with Ibex or the documentation, please check out the issue tracker and create a new issue if your problem is not yet tracked.
Questions?
Do not hesitate to contact us, e.g., on our public Ibex channel on Zulip!
License
Unless otherwise noted, everything in this repository is covered by the Apache License, Version 2.0 (see LICENSE for full text).
Credits
Many people have contributed to Ibex through the years. Please have a look at the credits file and the commit history for more information.