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VBE(5) VHDL subset of ASIM/LIP6/CAO-VLSI lab. VBE(5)NAME
vbe
VHDL behavioural subset.
ORIGIN
This software belongs to the ALLIANCE CAD SYSTEM developed by the ASIM team at LIP6 laboratory of Universite Pierre et Marie CURIE, in
Paris, France.
Web : http://asim.lip6.fr/recherche/alliance/
E-mail : alliance-users@asim.lip6.fr
DESCRIPTION
This document describes the ALLIANCE VHDL subset for behavioural data flow descriptions.
CONCURRENT STATEMENTS
In a data flow architecture only concurrent statements (except process) are supported. All sequential statements including loops, signal
assignment, etc .. are to be banished.
Allowed concurrent statements are:
simple signal assignment
conditional signal assignment
selected signal assignment
concurrent assert statement
block statement
BUSES
When using concurrent statements, an ordinary signal can be assigned only once. The value of the signal must be explicitly defined by the
signal assignment (for example, in a selected signal assignment the value of the target signal is to be defined for every value that the
select expression can take).
The above constraint may be felt as a hard restriction when designing distributed controled hardware (precharged line, distributed multi-
plexer, etc ...). To hurdle this, VHDL uses a special feature: guarded-resolved signals.
A resolved signal is a signal declared with a resolved subtype (see vhdl(5)). A resolved subtype is a type combined with a resolution
function. A resolved signal can be assigned by multiple signal assignments. Depending on the value of each driver, the resolution function
determines the effective value of the signal.
A guarded signal is a resolved signal with drivers that can be disconected. A guarded signal must be assigned inside a block statement
through a guarded signal assignment.
A distributed multiplexer may be described as :
signal Distributed_Mux : mux_bit bus;
begin
first_driver_of_mux : block (Sel1 = '1')
begin
Distributed_Mux <= guarded Data1;
end block;
second_driver_of_mux : block (Sel2 = '1')
begin
Distributed_Mux <= guarded Data2;
end block;
LATCHES and REGISTERS
Sequential elements must be explicitly declared using the type reg_bit or reg_vector (and must be of kind register). A sequential element
must be assigned inside a block statement by a guarded signal assignment.
Rising edge triggered D flip flop :
signal Reg : reg_bit register;
begin
flip_flop : block (ck = '1' and not ck'STABLE)
begin
Reg <= guarded Din;
end block;
Level sensitive latch:
signal Reg : reg_bit register;
begin
latch : block (ck = '1')
begin
Lat <= guarded Din;
end block;
In both cases, the guard expression must depend only on one signal if the description is to be processed by the logic synthetizer (boom +
boog).
The following operators are only supported: not, and, or, xor, nor, nand, &, =, /=
They can be applied on all types supported by the subset. Other standard VHDL operators (+, -, >, <, ...) have not been implemented in the
present release.
TIMING
Timing information can be specified in behavioural descriptions using after clauses. However, those delays are currently only used for sim-
ulation. After clauses are supported but not used for synthesis and formal proof.
After clauses in block statements (for guarded signal assignments) are not supported for sequential elements (signals of kind register),
but supported for bus elements (signals of kind bus). This is because the VHDL default disconnection time is null and this can generate
unexpected behavior for sequential elements.
In selected signal assignment, only uniform delays are supported (the same After clause in all assignments).
Transport option is not supported. All delays are inertial delays.
ASSERT STATEMENT
Only two severity levels are supported in concurrent assert statements:
warning print a warning message if the assert condition is not satisfied.
error print an error message if the assert condition is not satisfied. Then, stop the simulation.
Assert statements are ignored by the logic synthesis tool.
DON'T CARE
A special feature has been introduced in order to allow "don't care" specification when the logic synthtizer is targeted ( Beware : this
feature is incompatible with the IEEE VHDL standard !!).
An output can be assigned to the value 'D' (don't care). This is taken into account by the logic synthesis tool in the optimization
process. When the value of an output is 'D' the logic synthesis tool may turn it into a '1' or a '0'.
A 'D' value is understood as a '0' by the logic simulator (asimut).
ARRAIES
Arraies other than bit_vector, reg_vector, mux_vector and wor_vector are not supported.
EXAMPLES
Here is the description of an adder with an accumulator register.
entity add_accu is
port (
clk : in bit;
command : in bit;
data_in : in bit_vector (31 downto 0);
data_out : out bit_vector (31 downto 0);
cry_out : out bit;
vdd : in bit;
vss : in bit
);
end add_accu;
architecture data_flow of add_accu is
signal eff_data : bit_vector (31 downto 0); -- effective operande
signal adder_out : bit_vector (31 downto 0); -- adder's result
signal adder_cry : bit_vector (32 downto 0); -- adder's carry
signal accum_reg : reg_vector (31 downto 0) register; -- accumulator
constant initialize : bit := '0';
constant accumulate : bit := '1';
begin
-- select the effective operand
with command select
eff_data <= X"0000_0000" when initialize,
accum_reg when accumulate;
-- compute the result out of the adder
adder_out <= eff_data xor data_in xor adder_cry;
adder_cry (0) <= '0';
adder_cry (32 downto 1) <= (eff_data and adder_cry (31 downto 0)) or
(data_in and adder_cry (31 downto 0)) or
(aff_data and data_in ) ;
-- write the result into the register on the rising edge of clk
write : block (clk = '1' and not clk'STABLE)
begin
accum_reg <= guarded adder_out;
end block;
-- assign outputs
cry_out <= adder_cry (32);
data_out <= accum_reg ;
-- check power supply
assert (vdd = '1' and vss = '0')
report "power sypply is missing"
severity ERROR;
end;
SEE ALSO vhdl(5), vst(5), boom(1), loon(1), boog(1), asimut(1), proof(1)BUG REPORT
This tool is under development at the ASIM department of the LIP6 laboratory.
We need your feedback to improve documentation and tools.
ASIM /LIP6 October 1, 1997 VBE(5)