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simuDAtor
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a56708cd
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a56708cd
authored
10 months ago
by
Johannes Kung
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Merge branch 'mia_halt' into 'main'
MIA processor now halts on the correct clock cycle Closes
#35
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MIA processor now halts on the correct clock cycle
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src/simudator/processor/mia/mia.py
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src/simudator/processor/mia/mia.py
src/simudator/processor/mia/modules/micro_memory.py
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@@ -318,15 +318,6 @@ class MIA_CPU(Processor):
micro_memory_state
=
self
.
micro_memory
.
get_state
()
return
micro_memory_state
[
"
halt
"
]
def
run_continuously
(
self
):
super
().
run_continuously
()
# Need to do another tick after the halt for the cycle count to be
# correct. This is because the "halt signal" will be set at the end
# of the clock cycle before the last clock cycle where the halt
# technically should be executed
if
self
.
should_halt
():
self
.
do_tick
()
def
launch_gui
(
self
):
from
qtpy
import
QtCore
from
qtpy.QtWidgets
import
QApplication
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@@ -134,10 +134,6 @@ class MicroMemory(Module):
micro controller sets control signals to other modules in accordance
with the micro instruction pointed to.
"""
# Always set HALT to False so that an eventual previously signalled
# HALT is reset and execution can continue normally.
self
.
halt
=
False
instruction
=
self
.
upc_s
.
get_value
()
if
instruction
is
None
:
return
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@@ -240,8 +236,27 @@ class MicroMemory(Module):
case
0b1110
:
self
.
_conditional_jump
(
self
.
o_flag_val
,
0
,
uadr_field
)
case
0b1111
:
# Halt is handled by update_register
self
.
upc_control_s
.
update_value
(
0b011
)
self
.
halt
=
True
def
update_register
(
self
)
->
None
:
"""
Signal halt when the micro memory performs a halt instruction.
Notes
-----
Although the micro memory is not a register, this override is needed to
make sure a halt instruction is signalled on the actual clock cycle
where it is
"
executed
"
. All control signals for the halt will have been
propagated at the end of the previous cycle. If the halt signalling
were to be done in update_logic, the halt would erroneously be signaled
one cycle to early.
"""
seq_field
=
(
self
.
memory
[
self
.
curr_instr
]
>>
7
)
&
0b1111
if
seq_field
==
0b1111
:
self
.
halt
=
True
else
:
self
.
halt
=
False
def
_conditional_jump
(
self
,
flag
,
cond_value
,
uadr
):
"""
Helper function for executing a conditional jump to the specified uadr
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