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How can we determine SRAM specifications #112
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Take a look at the .v.pyv files which produce cache RAMs and see the parameters that are being used in those. Try searching the repo on github for |
Hello, I have a similar issue. Actually I want to replace the ddr with a custom memory controller. My controller has 64 bit data width AXI interface, so I have to use the noc_to_axi4. But I understand that this is customized for ddr4 AXI with 512 bits of data |
I'd suggest you could try using an AXI downsizer like the one provided by PULP (or a Xilinx IP) https://github.com/pulp-platform/axi/blob/master/src/axi_dw_downsizer.sv |
ok thank you very much! I will try this |
Hi, I am trying to synthesize OpenPiton and perform back-end implementation for a 22nm technology node, following the manual. I have a question regarding SRAM integration.
The flow works well until the synthesis stage. I also get some synthesis results without SRAMs. Now I try to integrate SRAMs into the system, but I wonder how to determine the specifications of the SRAMs (depths, bit width, etc.)? I looked into the module setup scripts (${PITON_ROOT}/piton/design/chip/tile/sparc/ffu/synopsys/
script/module_setup.tcl, etc.), but they did not mention the size of the SRAM blocks.
My understanding is that the SRAM size depends on the cache configurations in design_setup.tcl. But is there a way to determine the required SRAM size? I tried to look into the generated Verilog files, but did not find too many clues. Please let me know if you have any suggestions. Thank you!
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