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== Resources == | == Resources == | ||
+ | * STACK_DEPTH_PASS = 3 | ||
+ | ** ALMs: 33 | ||
+ | ** Registers: 86 | ||
* STACK_DEPTH_PASS = 4 | * STACK_DEPTH_PASS = 4 | ||
** ALMs: 54 | ** ALMs: 54 | ||
** Registers: 158 | ** Registers: 158 |
Revision as of 15:01, 19 April 2022
IOP-16 Stack
- Stack is used to keep track of return addresses for subroutines
- Stores to stack on JSR instruction
- Loads from stack with RTS instruction
- Last-In, First-Out (LIFO)
- 12-bit width
Configuring Depth
- Configurable stack depth
- 0 = no stack
- No JSRs or RTSs in code
- Can do JMPs
- 1 deep = Single deep calls
- Optionally deeper as build option (uses more registers)
- 0 = no stack
- Set STACK_DEPTH_PASS to the max nesting depth of the subroutines in the top file
- The LIFO capacity is equal to 2 ^ STACK_DEPTH_PASS
IOP16: ENTITY work.cpu_001 -- Need to pass down instruction RAM and stack sizes generic map ( INST_ROM_SIZE_PASS => 512, -- Small code size since program is "simple" STACK_DEPTH_PASS => 4 -- Subroutine depth (not nested) )
Resources
- STACK_DEPTH_PASS = 3
- ALMs: 33
- Registers: 86
- STACK_DEPTH_PASS = 4
- ALMs: 54
- Registers: 158