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Hi, I am trying to test my receiving and transmission logic which connected to the PCIE megaCore function.
Currently, I just wanna to test the functionality of my top wrapper function, so In my testbench I need to make a standard PCIE descriptor packet which is 136bits. Below is how the receiving descriptor is decoded in the ref design: assign is_rd = ~RxDesc_i[126] & (RxDesc_i[124:122]== 3'b000) & ~RxDesc_i[120]; assign is_wr = RxDesc_i[126] & (RxDesc_i[124:120]==5'b00000); assign is_cpl_wd = RxDesc_i[126] & (RxDesc_i[124:120]==5'b01010); assign is_cpl_wod = ~RxDesc_i[126] & (RxDesc_i[124:120]==5'b01010); assign rx_dwlen = (RxDesc_i[105:96]==0)? 11'h400 : RxDesc_i[105:96]; assign rx_addr = RxDesc_i[125]? RxDesc_i[31:0] : RxDesc_i[63:32]; assign cpl_tag = RxDesc_i[47:40]; assign cpl_bytecount = RxDesc_i[75:64]; assign rdreq_tag = RxDesc_i[79:72]; assign requestor_id = RxDesc_i[95:80]; assign rx_fbe = is_cpl_wd ? 4'hf : RxDesc_i[67:64]; assign rx_lbe = is_cpl_wd ? 4'hf : RxDesc_i[71:68]; assign last_cpl = (cpl_bytecount[11:2] == rx_dwlen ); assign cpl_stat = RxDesc_i[79:77]; assign cpl_success = (cpl_stat == 3'b000); assign bar_hit = RxDesc_i[134:128]; assign bar2_hit = RxDesc_i[130]; assign dma_tag = 8'b11111111; assign attr = RxDesc_i[109:108]; If I only test a simple root complex initiated write function with data and the address is 32 bit, could I make my descriptor look like this: 1. [135:128] BAR hit(set to BAR0) 2. is_wr -> [126]=1, [124:120]=5'b00000; 3. rx_addr -> [125]=1, [31:0]=Nand address I am using s2gx as my dev kit, no DMA for now. I dont think for a simple write I need to set any cpl related bits, right? My question is: what about these bits: rx_dwlen, rdreq_tag,requestor_id,attr? Can anyone help? ThanksLink Copied
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Please, can anyone help?

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