soc_core: additional CSR safety assertions
Since csr_data_width=64 has probably never worked properly, remove it as one of the possible options (to be fixed and re-added later). Add csr_data_width=16, which has been tested and does work. Additionally, ensure csr_data_width <= csr_alignment (we should not attempt to create (sub)registers larger than the CPU's native word size or XLen). Signed-off-by: Gabriel Somlo <gsomlo@gmail.com>
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@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ class SoCCore(Module):
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self.integrated_sram_size = integrated_sram_size
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self.integrated_main_ram_size = integrated_main_ram_size
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assert csr_data_width in [8, 32, 64]
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assert csr_data_width in [8, 16, 32]
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self.csr_data_width = csr_data_width
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self.csr_address_width = csr_address_width
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csr_alignment = max(csr_alignment, self.cpu.data_width)
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self.config["CSR_DATA_WIDTH"] = csr_data_width
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self.config["CSR_ALIGNMENT"] = csr_alignment
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assert csr_data_width <= csr_alignment
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self.csr_data_width = csr_data_width
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self.csr_alignment = csr_alignment
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if with_wishbone:
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