- Add a major and minor alert output which can be used by the system to
react to fault injection attacks
Signed-off-by: Tom Roberts <tomroberts@lowrisc.org>
Use Xilinx-specific implementations for primitives, such as RAM and the
clock gate (which will now be implemented using a BUFGCE macro, and no
longer with a latch).
Verified in Vivado synthesis to pick up the Xilinx primitive now.
Move Xilinx specific code into shared folder so it can be re-used by
different examples.
Use the shared RAM code and make use of byte enable signal.
Fixeslowrisc/ibex#144
- Add required signals to top-level
- Propagate error through fetch stages
- Add new exception type
- Update documentation for new exception type
- Resolves issue #109
This change is slighly painful, but a necessary cleanup around the
tracer.
- We now provide a separate core file for the tracer, called
"ibex_tracer.core" (in line with "ibex_tracer.sv"). The core is called
"lowrisc:ibex:ibex_tracer".
- The toplevel wrapper with tracing enabled got renamed to
"ibex_core_tracing.sv", and the core file is correspondingly called
"ibex_core_tracing.core. The core in it is called
"lowrisc:ibex:ibex_core_tracing".
- Finally to keep symmetry, the toplevel of Ibex itself got renamed in
the core file from "lowrisc:ibex:ibex" to "lowrisc:ibex:ibex_core".
This ensures that we have the same name for the core file, the source
entry point, and the core name.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
If you apply this change and use fusesoc, you need to adjust the name of
the core dependency from "lowrisc:ibex:ibex" to
"lowrisc:ibex:ibex_core".
