@juliusb | olofk: hmm yes, interesting question | 00:24 |
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@olofk | I just found out that there is no way to call verilog functions from C | 00:26 |
@olofk | How large is the SPR space? | 00:26 |
@olofk | Making a simulator-only flat array that replaces or complements the get_spr function feels like the least crappy way to do it | 00:27 |
@juliusb | SPR space is big :( | 00:31 |
@olofk | Crap | 00:33 |
@olofk | Ok... what's the maximum amount of registers that need to be looked at for a single instruction then? two gpr + one spr? | 00:35 |
@olofk | Maybe I have to settle for just instruction decoding for now | 00:42 |
@juliusb | Sorry dude, just distracted a bit, very tired too, had a cold lately, won't be much good tonight :( | 00:55 |
@juliusb | I forget exactly how the VPI stuff works | 00:56 |
@juliusb | but, yes I think you can't call back into the Verilog... maybe | 00:58 |
@juliusb | It's a bit crap that, isn't it? | 00:58 |
@juliusb | Can't pass a pointer to a Verilog array? | 00:58 |
@juliusb | Although, you can but the SPRs aren't stored like that | 00:58 |
@juliusb | Ah, you can return like a command and a value to the Verilog, though | 01:02 |
@juliusb | to then tell it to fetch an SPR | 01:02 |
@juliusb | Maybe that's the way to do it - like, pass the instruction and then have the disassembly function set what it needs | 01:03 |
@juliusb | and then Verilog can use those values to determine what it needs to pass back | 01:03 |
olofk_htc | Grr.. posted in the wrong channel. I hate using IRC from thia phone | 09:07 |
olofk_htc | oh well, juliusb, or whoever else is using or1ktrace. Take a look in #opencores. Got some questions there | 09:09 |
jeremybennett | olofk_htc: sentient phone letting you down again :) | 10:17 |
@juliusb | whoops | 16:24 |
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@olofk | juliusb: Do you have the presentation from last year's fscons? | 22:12 |
@juliusb | olofk: they should be on OpenCores | 22:13 |
@juliusb | http://opencores.org/or1k/FSCONS2011 | 22:13 |
@olofk | Great | 22:15 |
@olofk | I was thinking that we could probably reuse a great deal of the first slides for introduction. There will probably be many people who haven't heard about the project | 22:16 |
@juliusb | good thinking! | 22:17 |
@olofk | It's quite fun to see that a few of the biggest items on last year's wishlist have been fulfilled | 22:18 |
@juliusb | haha cool | 22:18 |
@juliusb | put a moon landing on this year's then | 22:18 |
@olofk | qemu, shared objects, increased RTOS usage.. | 22:19 |
@olofk | lol | 22:19 |
@juliusb | actually, I shouldn't joke, there's a few boys at Linux Conf AU a couple years ago who were interested | 22:19 |
@juliusb | doing some lunar landar project | 22:19 |
@olofk | Well, I'm up for doing a port :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_Lander_%28arcade_game%29 | 22:20 |
@juliusb | :) | 22:21 |
@olofk | Damn... tithub.com is already taken. I had a great idea for a new career move :( | 22:31 |
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