- Updated paths in test files to reflect new directory structure for RTL and script files.
- Changed references from rtl/mini to rtl/ip and scripts/rtl where applicable.
- Added a new test file for Tiny product isolation, ensuring independent ABI and bus acceptance.
- Enhanced tests for memory map generation and protocol contracts for Tiny architecture.
- Ensured that all tests are aligned with the latest directory structure and naming conventions.
- Updated test files to change instances of ribp_if to apb4_if in various test cases, ensuring consistency with the new APB4 interface.
- Modified assertions and checks in tests to reflect the new APB4 naming conventions, including changes in expected output and input files.
- Adjusted the test descriptions to accurately represent the APB4 functionality being tested, particularly in timer, UART, and GPIO tests.
- Ensured that all relevant paths and file names in the tests are updated to point to the new APB4 implementations, maintaining the integrity of the test suite.
- Changed parameter names in various modules from uppercase to camel case for consistency.
- Updated local parameters in testbenches to follow the same naming convention.
- Modified the RTL style manifest to include additional prefixes for better organization.
- Enhanced the check_format and check_rtl_style scripts to improve file tracking and naming validation.
- Added new tests to ensure compliance with the updated naming conventions and allowed local parameters in specific contexts.
- Updated to enforce stricter naming rules for new owned RTL.
- Expanded documentation on RTL coding style to include detailed naming contracts.
- Refactored RTL code to comply with new naming conventions, including:
- Renaming typedefs to use suffix for enums and for other types.
- Ensuring module names use lower snake case and ports have appropriate direction suffixes.
- Adjusting instance names to start with and ensuring state variables use and suffixes.
- Modified scripts to include checks for new naming rules and updated tests to validate these changes.
- Updated to reflect new naming guidelines and exceptions.
- Updated multiple modules to enhance code formatting and readability by breaking long lines and aligning conditions.
- Improved comments for clarity in , , and .
- Added checks in to reject forbidden constructs such as , non-ASCII characters, and lines exceeding 100 characters.
- Introduced unit tests to validate style checks for forbidden constructs and non-ASCII characters.
- Introduced a comprehensive RTL coding style document at detailing naming conventions, module structure, formatting, and ownership boundaries.
- Updated to reference the new coding style document and clarify the python3 /nfs/share/home/miaoyuchi/retroSoC/scripts/check_rtl_style.py --root /nfs/share/home/miaoyuchi/retroSoC \
--profile owned --changed-only --verible-verilog-lint verible-verilog-lint
rtl-style-check: owned passed (0 baseline findings) process.
- Refactored several RTL modules in to adhere to the new naming conventions for clock and reset signals.
- Created to define profiles for owned, verification, and technology RTL sources, including suffixes and linting rules.
- Developed to check for compliance with the ownership-aware RTL style rules, focusing on positional connections and legacy constructs.
- Added tests in to validate the functionality of the RTL style checker.
- Updated to document the new style checking script and its usage.
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