Hardcaml.CyclesimCycle accurate simulator
module Port_list : sig ... endmodule Digest : sig ... endmodule Config : sig ... endtype t_port_list = ( Port_list.t, Port_list.t ) treturns the circuit used to compile the simulation.
val cycle : ( _, _ ) t -> Base.unitadvance by 1 clock cycle (check->comb->seq->comb)
val cycle_check : ( _, _ ) t -> Base.unitcheck inputs are valid before a simulation cycle
val cycle_before_clock_edge : ( _, _ ) t -> Base.unitupdate combinatorial logic before clock edge and relative to new inputs.
val cycle_at_clock_edge : ( _, _ ) t -> Base.unitupdate sequential logic - registers and memories.
val cycle_after_clock_edge : ( _, _ ) t -> Base.unitupdate combinatorial logic after clock edge
val reset : ( _, _ ) t -> Base.unitreset simulator
get a traced internal port given a name.
Get output port given a name. If clock_edge is Before the outputs are computed prior to the clock edge - After means the outputs are computed after the clock edge.
val inputs : ( 'i, _ ) t -> 'ival in_ports : ( _, _ ) t -> Port_list.tval out_ports : ?clock_edge:Side.t -> ( _, _ ) t -> Port_list.tval internal_ports : ( _, _ ) t -> Port_list.tget list of internal nodes
val lookup_reg : ( _, _ ) t -> Base.string -> Bits.Mutable.t Base.optionPeek at internal registers, return Some _ if it's present. Note that the node must marked as traced in Cyclesim.Config.t when creating simulations for this to return (Some _). Writing to the Bits.Mutable.t will change the simulation internal node's value and affect the results of simulation.
val lookup_mem :
( _, _ ) t ->
Base.string ->
Bits.Mutable.t Base.array Base.optionSimilar to lookup_data, but for memories. This is very useful for initializing memory contents without having to simulate the entire circuit.
module Violated_or_not : sig ... endval results_of_assertions :
( _, _ ) t ->
Violated_or_not.t Base.Map.M(Base.String).tval create : ?config:Config.t -> Circuit.t -> t_port_listconstruct a simulator from a circuit
module Combine_error : sig ... endval combine :
?port_sets_may_differ:Base.bool ->
?on_error:( Combine_error.t -> Base.unit ) ->
( 'i, 'o ) t ->
( 'i, 'o ) t ->
( 'i, 'o ) tCombine 2 simulators. The inputs are set on the 1st simulator and copied to the 2nd. Outputs are checked and on_error is called if a difference is found. By default, on_error raises.
The simulators should have the same input and output port sets, unless port_sets_may_differ is true, in which case only ports which exist on both simulators are checked.
module With_interface (I : Interface.S) (O : Interface.S) : sig ... endmodule Private : sig ... end