Analyzer: Generic Wishbone Device Analyzer #1427
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Add generic handler for Wishbone PHY devices, that will save the bus transactions to a VCD file. Signed-off-by: Drew Risinger <[email protected]>
Unknown RTIO channels will be converted to VCD by GenericWishboneHandler. Signed-off-by: Drew Risinger <[email protected]>
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| Formats the data properly for interpretation by VCD viewer | ||
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This isn't the usual way those are formatted, see e.g.
artiq/artiq/coredevice/ad53xx.py
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I disagree. This is a standard format recognized by Sphinx (using the standard Napoleon extension). https://sphinxcontrib-napoleon.readthedocs.io/en/latest/example_google.html
The format you cite above I consider much more obtuse and illegible, and doesn't include type information.
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I for one also prefer the numpy/napoleon style.
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Can we just stick to :param foo: bar. in the ARTIQ code base please? This is not a statement on the relative merits of the two choices, just that uniformity decreases cognitive load. (Also, with type annotations now being a thing in the language proper, there is no need to mangle them into the docstring.)
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I meant in general. I agree that consistency trumps that preference here.
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ack. will change.
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Yes, this wasn't an argument about which style is best, but simply an argument for consistency.
If you want to change the format @drewrisinger please submit a separate issue (to discuss it) and then a PR that changes it everywhere in ARTIQ. The same goes for the type annotations that you wanted earlier (though I have some reservations about them).
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| self.set_channel("in_data", message.data) | ||
| self.set_channel("in_stb", 1) | ||
| self.set_channel("in_stb", 0) |
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Those strobe signals are very much an artifact of hardware implementations.
For visualizing transactions from a higher level, maybe use a single VCD channel for the bus and write a string there (similar to your log message) whenever there is a transaction?
You can find code in Migen (commit 1caf61d5e44dbb60491574bf31601cd080d09ad0) to write strings to VCDs, used in FSMs.
ARTIQ Pull Request
Description of Changes
Adds a generic Wishbone device handler for unknown or out-of-tree Wishbone/RTIO devices.
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flake8to check code style (follow PEP-8 style).flake8has issues with parsing Migen/gateware code, ignore as necessary.Tested on in-development PHY. Only deficiencies are listed in
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