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@@ -15,27 +15,7 @@ Mux Strategy:
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-- Cant parameterize
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+ better performance?
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Flatten array then mux:
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- First, flatten ALL readback values into an array
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Round up the size of the array to next ^2
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needs to be fully addressable anyways!
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This can be in a combinational block
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Initialize the array to the default readback value
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then, assign all register values. Use loops where necessary.
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Append an extra 'is-valid' bit if I need to slverr on bad reads
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- Next, use the read address as an index into this array
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- If needed, I can do a staged decode!
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Compute the most balanced fanin staging in Python. eg:
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64 regs --mux--> 8x8 --mux--> 1
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128 regs --mux--> 8x16 --mux--> 1
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Favor smaller fanin first. Latter stage should have more fanin since routing congestion will be easier
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256 regs --mux--> 16x16 --mux--> 1
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- Potential sparseness of this makes me uncomfortable,
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but its synthesis SEEMS like it would be really efficient!
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- TODO: Rethink this
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I feel like people will complain about this
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It will likely also be pretty sim-inefficient?
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Flat 1-hot array then OR reduce: <-- DO THIS
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Flat 1-hot array then OR reduce:
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- Create a bus-wide flat array
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eg: 32-bits x N readable registers
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- Assign each element:
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