uart: add BridgedUart
This version of the UART adds a second, compatible UART after the first. This maintians software compatibility, and allows a program running on the other side of the litex bridge to act as a terminal emulator by manually reading and writing the second UART. Signed-off-by: Sean Cross <sean@xobs.io>
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@ -267,3 +267,26 @@ class UARTMultiplexer(Module):
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uarts[n].rx.eq(uart.rx)
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self.comb += Case(self.sel, cases)
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class BridgedUart(UART):
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"""
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Creates a UART that's fully compatible with the existing
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UART class, except it adds a second UART that can be read
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over the Wishbone bridge.
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This allows a program on the other end of the Wishbone
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bridge to act as a terminal emulator on a board where
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the UART is otherwise used as a Wishbone bridge.
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"""
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def __init__(self, **kw):
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class BridgedUartPhy:
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def __init__(self):
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self.sink = stream.Endpoint([("data", 8)])
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self.source = stream.Endpoint([("data", 8)])
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class CrossoverPhy:
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def __init__(self, phy):
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self.source = phy.sink
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self.sink = phy.source
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phy = BridgedUartPhy()
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UART.__init__(self, phy, **kw)
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self.submodules.xover = UART(CrossoverPhy(phy))
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