- Eliminated the HAVE_DEBUG preprocessor directive and all associated code from the RTL and test files.
- Updated the Emulator class to remove JTAG-related debug signals and configurations.
- Adjusted the pin map and JSON configurations to exclude debug-related entries.
- Modified the management core wrapper to only support the HAZARD3 core, removing references to the PICORV32 core.
- Updated tests to reflect the removal of the HAVE_DEBUG feature, ensuring they no longer check for debug-related conditions.
- Cleaned up various scripts and makefiles to remove dependencies on the HAVE_DEBUG flag, streamlining the build process.
- Implemented module to handle debug reset requests, ensuring proper synchronization with the AHB-Lite bridge.
- Created to integrate JTAG-DTM and Debug Module, facilitating abstract command exposure.
- Updated and modules to include JTAG interface signals.
- Enhanced the development environment with scripts for running debug sessions using OpenOCD and GDB.
- Added tests for management debug reset functionality and JTAG integration, ensuring correct behavior under various scenarios.
- Updated SDC generation to include JTAG clock domain and port requirements.
- Modified various scripts to support new debug features and ensure compatibility with the Hazard3 architecture.
- Updated NMI interface references from to in multiple files for consistency.
- Added a new script to convert UART performance records into structured JSON format.
- Enhanced the README documentation to include details about the new performance log parser.
- Implemented tests for the new performance log parser to ensure correct functionality.
- Added new test cases for DMA error handling and SDRAM data integrity to improve coverage.
- Updated existing test cases to accommodate changes in the NMI interface and added performance metrics.
- Refactored bus fault testbench to include fault code checks and improved error handling.
- Adjusted memory map generation and pin mapping tests to reflect recent changes in RTL structure.
- Updated the GPIO interface in multiple modules to use the new user_gpio_if structure instead of the legacy gpio_if.
- Modified the ip_apb_wrapper, ip_nmi_wrapper, user_ip_design_template, user_ip_top, and user_ip_wrapper to reflect the new GPIO interface.
- Increased the USER_GPIO_NUM from 16 to 32 in mdd_config.svh to accommodate more GPIOs.
- Removed legacy GPIO handling from retrosoc and retrosoc_asic modules.
- Implemented a migration script in generate_mpw.py to automatically update legacy GPIO ports in source files.
- Added tests for the new GPIO user interface and ensured proper functionality through gpio_user_mux_tb and gpio_user_mux.py.
- Created new makefiles for IP MDD configurations to support the updated GPIO structure.
- Updated regression tests to include new configurations and ensure compatibility with the changes.
- Added timestamp normalization to function in , allowing for optional timestamp input.
- Updated command-line interface to accept a timestamp argument for generating deterministic build variant IDs.
- Modified in to include a build timestamp in the environment variables.
- Introduced a new test suite in to validate the pin-map generator, including tests for duplicate pads and invalid entries.
- Added a test for ensuring the regression runner uses a consistent build timestamp.
- Created a new SystemVerilog testbench for the APB4 interface bridge to verify correct signal crossing.
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