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🧪 [rtl/system_integration] add LiteX core complex wrapper #353
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This PR add a very first version of the "NEORV32 Core Complex Wrapper" for integration into @enjoy-digital's LiteX SoC builder framework (discussed in #350):
rtl/system_integration/neorv32_litex_core_complex.vhd
The wrapper provides a little-endian Wishbone interface, a JTAG interface for the on-chip debugger and a single interrupt request line that is connected to the CPU's "RISC-V machine external interrupt (MTI)".
Right now, four pre-defined core configurations are available: minimal, lite, standard and full. The actual configuration is selected via the
CONFIG
generic.The core configuration for the four versions is just a very early draft right now. However, the configurations are defined by a record-of-array structure so they can be customized easily:
The configuration-specific parameters are open for discussion and can be updated after merging.