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`default_nettype none
/*
 *-------------------------------------------------------------
 *
 * user_analog_project_wrapper
 *
 * This wrapper enumerates all of the pins available to the
 * user for the user analog project.
 *
 *-------------------------------------------------------------
 */

module user_analog_project_wrapper (
`ifdef USE_POWER_PINS
    inout vdda1,	// User area 1 3.3V supply
    inout vdda2,	// User area 2 3.3V supply
    inout vssa1,	// User area 1 analog ground
    inout vssa2,	// User area 2 analog ground
    inout vccd1,	// User area 1 1.8V supply
    inout vccd2,	// User area 2 1.8v supply
    inout vssd1,	// User area 1 digital ground
    inout vssd2,	// User area 2 digital ground
`endif

    // Wishbone Slave ports (WB MI A)
    input wb_clk_i,
    input wb_rst_i,
    input wbs_stb_i,
    input wbs_cyc_i,
    input wbs_we_i,
    input [3:0] wbs_sel_i,
    input [31:0] wbs_dat_i,
    input [31:0] wbs_adr_i,
    output wbs_ack_o,
    output [31:0] wbs_dat_o,

    // Logic Analyzer Signals
    input  [127:0] la_data_in,
    output [127:0] la_data_out,
    input  [127:0] la_oenb,

    /* GPIOs.  There are 27 GPIOs, on either side of the analog.
     * These have the following mapping to the GPIO padframe pins
     * and memory-mapped registers, since the numbering remains the
     * same as caravel but skips over the analog I/O:
     *
     * io_in/out/oeb/in_3v3 [26:14]  <--->  mprj_io[37:25]
     * io_in/out/oeb/in_3v3 [13:0]   <--->  mprj_io[13:0]	
     *
     * When the GPIOs are configured by the Management SoC for
     * user use, they have three basic bidirectional controls:
     * in, out, and oeb (output enable, sense inverted).  For
     * analog projects, a 3.3V copy of the signal input is
     * available.  out and oeb must be 1.8V signals.
     */

    input  [`MPRJ_IO_PADS-`ANALOG_PADS-1:0] io_in,
    input  [`MPRJ_IO_PADS-`ANALOG_PADS-1:0] io_in_3v3,
    output [`MPRJ_IO_PADS-`ANALOG_PADS-1:0] io_out,
    output [`MPRJ_IO_PADS-`ANALOG_PADS-1:0] io_oeb,

    /* Analog (direct connection to GPIO pad---not for high voltage or
     * high frequency use).  The management SoC must turn off both
     * input and output buffers on these GPIOs to allow analog access.
     * These signals may drive a voltage up to the value of VDDIO
     * (3.3V typical, 5.5V maximum).
     * 
     * Note that analog I/O is not available on the 7 lowest-numbered
     * GPIO pads, and so the analog_io indexing is offset from the
     * GPIO indexing by 7, as follows:
     *
     * gpio_analog/noesd [17:7]  <--->  mprj_io[35:25]
     * gpio_analog/noesd [6:0]   <--->  mprj_io[13:7]	
     *
     */
    
    inout [`MPRJ_IO_PADS-`ANALOG_PADS-10:0] gpio_analog,
    inout [`MPRJ_IO_PADS-`ANALOG_PADS-10:0] gpio_noesd,

    /* Analog signals, direct through to pad.  These have no ESD at all,
     * so ESD protection is the responsibility of the designer.
     *
     * user_analog[10:0]  <--->  mprj_io[24:14]
     *
     */
    inout [`ANALOG_PADS-1:0] io_analog,

    /* Additional power supply ESD clamps, one per analog pad.  The
     * high side should be connected to a 3.3-5.5V power supply.
     * The low side should be connected to ground.
     *
     * clamp_high[2:0]   <--->  mprj_io[20:18]
     * clamp_low[2:0]    <--->  mprj_io[20:18]
     *
     */
    inout [2:0] io_clamp_high,
    inout [2:0] io_clamp_low,

    // Independent clock (on independent integer divider)
    input   user_clock2,

    // User maskable interrupt signals
    output [2:0] user_irq
);

// Dummy assignment so that we can take it through the openlane flow
assign io_out = io_in;

// splitting the address space to user address space and debug address space 
// debug address space are the last 2 registers of user_project_wrapper address space
wire wbs_cyc_i_user;
wire  wbs_ack_o_user;
wire [31:0] wbs_dat_o_user;

wire  wbs_cyc_i_debug;
wire wbs_ack_o_debug;
wire [31:0] wbs_dat_o_debug;

assign wbs_cyc_i_user  = (wbs_adr_i[31:3] != 29'h601FFFF) ? wbs_cyc_i : 0; 
assign wbs_cyc_i_debug = (wbs_adr_i[31:3] == 29'h601FFFF) ? wbs_cyc_i : 0; 
assign wbs_ack_o = (wbs_adr_i[31:3] == 28'h601FFFF) ? wbs_ack_o_debug : wbs_ack_o_user; 
assign wbs_dat_o = (wbs_adr_i[31:3] == 28'h601FFFF) ? wbs_dat_o_debug : wbs_dat_o_user; 
assign wbs_ack_o_user = 0;

debug_regs debug(
    .wb_clk_i(wb_clk_i),
    .wb_rst_i(wb_rst_i),
    .wbs_cyc_i(wbs_cyc_i_debug),
    .wbs_stb_i(wbs_stb_i),
    .wbs_we_i(wbs_we_i),
    .wbs_sel_i(wbs_sel_i),
    .wbs_adr_i(wbs_adr_i),
    .wbs_dat_i(wbs_dat_i),
    .wbs_ack_o(wbs_ack_o_debug),
    .wbs_dat_o(wbs_dat_o_debug)
);

endmodule	// user_analog_project_wrapper