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Parametric GPIO Peripheral
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Parametric GPIO Peripheral
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/pulp-platform/gpio
- Owner: pulp-platform
- License: other
- Created: 2022-04-14T06:44:33.000Z (over 2 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2023-08-03T14:54:40.000Z (about 1 year ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-06-15T22:36:37.430Z (3 months ago)
- Language: SystemVerilog
- Size: 412 KB
- Stars: 9
- Watchers: 5
- Forks: 4
- Open Issues: 2
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- Changelog: CHANGELOG.md
- License: LICENSE
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README
# GPIO Peripheral
This repository provides an simple GPIO peripheral with integrated register file
to control 64 GPIOs (by default). The peripheral performs two stage
synchronization of the inputs to resolve potential metastability. The outputs
can be driven in push-pull or open-drain mode. Each GPIO supports any
combination of rising-edge, falling-edge, low-level and high-level interrupts
with individual status registers to query the type of pending interrupts.
The interface to the peripheral is the lightweight [register_interface protocol](https://github.com/pulp-platform/register_interface ).
However, the repository contains convenience wrappers to attach AXI-lite or APB
buses for control. Each module in the repository contains an additional wrapper
at the bottom of the respective source files for the users that prefer
SystemVerilog interfaces over hierarchical structs.
# Changing Number of GPIOs
Changing the number of GPIOs requires regeneration of the register file to
include the right number of config registers. The `gpio.sv` will automatically
adapt accordingly.
The repo contains a Makefile that simplifies the process of invoking the reggen tool for this regeneration.
E.g. the following comand will reconfigure the project for 48 GPIOs.
```
make reconfigure GPIOS=48
```
# Ports
| **Signal Name** | **Direction** | **Description** |
| ------------------------ | ------------- | --------------- |
| `clk_i` | *input* | Primary input clock. The control interface is suposed to be synchronous to this clock. |
| `rst_ni` | *input* | Asynchronous active-low reset |
| `gpio_in` | *input* | GPIO input signals from IO Pads (Pad -> SoC) signal. |
| `gpio_out` | *output* | GPIO output signals to IO Pads (SoC -> Pad) signal. |
| `gpio_tx_en_o` | *output* | GPIO TX Buffer enable signal. This signal is supposed to control the output buffer enable of the IO Pad. 0 -> TX disabled (High-Z or Pull-low/high), 1 -> TX. |
| `gpio_in_sync_o` | *input* | Synchronized GPIO input signals. This port provides the `gpio_in` signal synchronized to `clk_i`. |
| `global_interrupt_o` | *output* | Global interrupt line. The interrupt line is asserted for one `clk_i` if one or more unmasked interrupts occur, or asserted on any unmaksed interrupt and held until all interrupts are cleared depending on the `glbl_intrpt_mode` setting in the `CFG` register. |
| `pin_level_interrupts_o` | *output* | Per-pin interrupt lines. Each interrupt line is asserted for one `clk_i` if an interrupt occurs on the respective pin or asserted and held on an unamsked interrupt until the respective interrupt has been cleared depending on the `pin_lvl_intrpt_mode` setting in the `CFG` register. |
| `reg_req_i` | *input* | Control interface request side using register interface protocol. |
| `reg_rsp_o` | *output* | Control interface request side using register_interface protocol. |
# Clock Gates
The GPIO IP manually instantiates a clock gate for each input to reduce power
consumption when the corresponding GPIO is disabled. However, some target
technologies (e.g. FPGA) don't behave that well when the clock path contains to
many clock gating resources. Therefore, the IP is available in two flavors, one
with the manual clock gates and one without them. You can (*and have to*) select
between the two by either supplying the /Bender Target/ `-t gpio_with_clk_gates`
or `-t gpio_no_clk_gates`.
# Register Map
The registers of this module are all defined in the `gpio_regs.hjson` file which
is used to auto-generate the actual SV register file using [lowRISCs reggen tool](https://docs.opentitan.org/doc/rm/register_tool/ ).
Here is a summary of the registers:
## `INFO` Register (offset 0x00, read-only)
Contains read-only registers with the number of GPIOs this instance of the
GPIO peripheral was parametrized for and an IP version number.
| 31 - 20 | 19 - 10 | 9 - 0 |
|------------|------------|-----------------|
| *reserved* | IP_VERSION | Number of GPIOs |
## `CFG` Register (offset 0x04, rw)
Controls the operation of the global and pin-level interrupt outputs respectively.
If `glbl_intrpt_mode` is 1, the global interrupt output is asserted until all interrupts are cleared. If 0,
a one-cycle pulse is generated every cycle were one or more interrupts occur.
If `pin_lvl_intrpt_mode` is 1, a pin level interrupt outputs will are asserted until the respective interrupt has been
cleared. If 0, a one-cycle pulse is generated for interrupt that occurs on the respective pin.
| 31 - 2 | 1 | 0 |
|------------|-----------------------|--------------------|
| *reserved* | `pin_lvl_intrpt_mode` | `glbl_intrpt_mode` |
## `GPIO_MODE<0-XX>` Registers (offset 0x08+*4, rw)
The GPIO_MODE registers control the operating mode of the individual GPIOs.
Each register controls 16 GPIOs.
| 31 - 30 | ... | 3 - 2 | 1 - 0 |
|----------|-----|---------|---------|
| `GPIO15` | ... | `GPIO1` | `GPIO0` |
*Continues in next register*
The values for `GPIO0_MODE` are:
| Value | Description |
|-------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| 0 | Configures GPIO as an input. |
| 1 | Configures GPIO as a push-pull output. |
| 2 | Configures the GPIO to be in open_drain0 (0 -> High-Z, 1 -> Drive High) mode. |
| 3 | Configures the GPIO to be in open_drain1 (0 -> Drive Low, 1 -> High-Z) mode. |
## `GPIO_EN<0-XX>` Registers (offset 0x80+*4, rw)
Each bit of these registers control the sampling of one GPIO. This register
enables sampling of the inputs. If disables (0) the corresponding GPIO will
not sample the inputs (saves power) and will not generate any interrupts.
| 31 | ... | 1 | 0 |
|----------|-----|---------|---------|
| `GPIO31` | ... | `GPIO1` | `GPIO0` |
*Continues in next register*
## `GPIO_IN<0-XX>` Registers (offset 0x100+*4, read-only)
The bits of these registers contain the input values of the corresponding
gpios.
| 31 | ... | 1 | 0 |
|----------|-----|---------|---------|
| `GPIO31` | ... | `GPIO1` | `GPIO0` |
*Continues in next register*
## `GPIO_OUT<0-XX>` Registers (offset 0x180+*4, rw)
Change the value of the corresponding GPIO. In `GPIO_MODE 1` writing 1 drives
high, writing 0 drives low. In `GPIO_MODE 2` (drive 1) writing a 1 will drive
the gpio to high while writing a 0 will put the gpio in high-z. In `GPIO_MODE
3` writing 0 drives low and writing 1 puts the gpio into high-z.
| 31 | ... | 1 | 0 |
|----------|-----|---------|---------|
| `GPIO31` | ... | `GPIO1` | `GPIO0` |
*Continues in next register*
## `GPIO_SET<0-XX>` Registers (offset 0x200+*4, rw)
For each asserted bit in the register, set the corresponding bit in the
GPIO_OUT register (masked set). This simplifys setting a single gpio without
altering the state of the other ones.
| 31 | ... | 1 | 0 |
|----------|-----|---------|---------|
| `GPIO31` | ... | `GPIO1` | `GPIO0` |
*Continues in next register*
## `GPIO_CLEAR<0-XX>` Registers (offset 0x280+*4, rw)
For each asserted bit in the register, clear the corresponding bit in the
GPIO_OUT register (masked clear). This simplifys clearing a single gpio without
altering the state of the other ones.
| 31 | ... | 1 | 0 |
|----------|-----|---------|---------|
| `GPIO31` | ... | `GPIO1` | `GPIO0` |
*Continues in next register*
## `GPIO_TOGGLE<0-XX>` Registers (offset 0x300+*4, rw)
For each asserted bit in the register, toggle the corresponding bit in the
GPIO_OUT register (masked toggle). This simplifys toggling a single gpio without
altering the state of the other ones.
| 31 | ... | 1 | 0 |
|----------|-----|---------|---------|
| `GPIO31` | ... | `GPIO1` | `GPIO0` |
*Continues in next register*
## `INTRPT_RISE_EN<0-xx>` Registers (offset 0x380+*4, rw)
Enable interrupts on rising edges for the corresponding GPIO.
The corresponding gpio needs to be enabled `GPIO_EN`. Once an interrupt
condition is detected, the global interrupt line `interrupt_o` is asserted
(according to the interrupt mode in `CFG`) and the corresponding bit in the
interrupt status registers is set. To clear the interrupt, write a `1` to the
corresponding bit in the status register.
| 31 | ... | 1 | 0 |
|----------|-----|---------|---------|
| `GPIO31` | ... | `GPIO1` | `GPIO0` |
*Continues in next register*
## `INTRPT_FALL_EN<0-xx>` Registers (offset 0x400+*4, rw)
Enable interrupts on falling edges for the corresponding GPIO.
The corresponding gpio needs to be enabled `GPIO_EN`. Once an interrupt
condition is detected, the global interrupt line `interrupt_o` is asserted
(according to the interrupt mode in `CFG`) and the corresponding bit in the
interrupt status registers is set. To clear the interrupt, write a `1` to the
corresponding bit in the status register.
| 31 | ... | 1 | 0 |
|----------|-----|---------|---------|
| `GPIO31` | ... | `GPIO1` | `GPIO0` |
*Continues in next register*
## `INTRPT_LVL_HIGH_EN<0-xx>` Registers (offset 0x480+*4, rw)
Enable logic-high level-sensitive interrupts for the corresponding GPIO
(interrupt keeps getting triggered while GPIO is high).
The corresponding gpio needs to be enabled `GPIO_EN`. Once an interrupt
condition is detected, the global interrupt line `interrupt_o` is asserted
(according to the interrupt mode in `CFG`) and the corresponding bit in the
interrupt status registers is set. To clear the interrupt, write a `1` to the
corresponding bit in the status register.
| 31 | ... | 1 | 0 |
|----------|-----|---------|---------|
| `GPIO31` | ... | `GPIO1` | `GPIO0` |
*Continues in next register*
## `INTRPT_LVL_LOW_EN<0-xx>` Registers (offset 0x500+*4, rw)
Enable logic-low level-sensitive interrupts for the corresponding GPIO
(interrupt keeps getting triggered while GPIO is low).
The corresponding gpio needs to be enabled `GPIO_EN`. Once an interrupt
condition is detected, the global interrupt line `interrupt_o` is asserted
(according to the interrupt mode in `CFG`) and the corresponding bit in the
interrupt status registers is set. To clear the interrupt, write a `1` to the
corresponding bit in the status register.
| 31 | ... | 1 | 0 |
|----------|-----|---------|---------|
| `GPIO31` | ... | `GPIO1` | `GPIO0` |
*Continues in next register*
## `INTRPT_STATUS<0-xx>` Registers (offset 0x580+*4, rw)
Each bit indicates if there are any pending interrupts on the corresponding
GPIO. Writing a 1 to a specific bit clears **all** pending interrupts (rise,
fall, low, high) for the corresponding GPIO.
| 31 | ... | 1 | 0 |
|----------|-----|---------|---------|
| `GPIO31` | ... | `GPIO1` | `GPIO0` |
*Continues in next register*
## `INTRPT_RISE_STATUS<0-xx>` Registers (offset 0x600+*4, rw)
Each bit indicates if there is a pending rising-edge interrupt on the corresponding
GPIO. Writing a 1 to a specific bit clears the interrupt for the corresponding GPIO.
| 31 | ... | 1 | 0 |
|----------|-----|---------|---------|
| `GPIO31` | ... | `GPIO1` | `GPIO0` |
*Continues in next register*
## `INTRPT_FALL_STATUS<0-xx>` Registers (offset 0x680+*4, rw)
Each bit indicates if there is a pending falling-edge interrupt on the corresponding
GPIO. Writing a 1 to a specific bit clears the interrupt for the corresponding GPIO.
| 31 | ... | 1 | 0 |
|----------|-----|---------|---------|
| `GPIO31` | ... | `GPIO1` | `GPIO0` |
*Continues in next register*
## `INTRPT_LVL_LOW_STATUS<0-xx>` Registers (offset 0x700+*4, rw)
Each bit indicates if there is a pending low-level sensitive interrupt on the corresponding
GPIO. Writing a 1 to a specific bit clears the interrupt for the corresponding GPIO.
| 31 | ... | 1 | 0 |
|----------|-----|---------|---------|
| `GPIO31` | ... | `GPIO1` | `GPIO0` |
*Continues in next register*
## `INTRPT_LVL_HIGH_STATUS<0-xx>` Registers (offset 0x780+*4, rw)
Each bit indicates if there is a pending low-level sensitive interrupt on the corresponding
GPIO. Writing a 1 to a specific bit clears the interrupt for the corresponding GPIO.
| 31 | ... | 1 | 0 |
|----------|-----|---------|---------|
| `GPIO31` | ... | `GPIO1` | `GPIO0` |
*Continues in next register*