Fasm annotation support #32

mkurc-ant · 2020-02-18T15:12:38Z

This PR adds a preliminary support for adding fasm annotations.

Supported constructs are:

fasm_prefix
fasm_features
fasm_params

Documentation how to specify those is added to the vlog_to_pbtype.py header and is also present in README files for tests.

Due to lack support of attributes on parameters in Yosys (they are parsed but discarded and do not end up in a JSON file) support for fasm params is a bit tedious. I'm open to suggestions how to do it in a better way.

mithro · 2020-02-21T04:59:25Z

Hi @mkurc-ant,

I think we should have a quick chat about this PR.

I think we do want to add fasm support but I would like the fasm features to be actually connected to the verilog names rather than having no relationship to them. The reason I want this is that v2x is suppose to describe the hardware. The FASM features describe configuration of the hardware. Hence there should be a pretty direct mapping between the two.

The goal here would be to be able to tag various things with a generic { fasm } value and then it would end up being used in the construction of the FASM value. For example, putting { fasm } on a module or instance would mean that module's name is used as a value. Tagging a parameter with { fasm } and then use the mode values for that FASM output, etc.

Have you been doing this for the QuickLogic support? If so, it might be a good idea for me to also look at some real world examples to make it easier to make sure I'm not missing something.

Tim '@mithro' Ansell

mkurc-ant · 2020-02-21T10:40:57Z

@mithro I agree that it would be best to have a one-to-one correspondence between verilog model names and fasm features. But I'm not sure whether that would be possible in all cases. Sometimes the architecture for the VPR need to differ from the physical underlying hardware simple due to the way that the VPR works. Often structure for fasm features in a database also does not exactly reflect the hardware structure. That's why I'd opt for giving a user some freedom for fasm annotation.

And yes, I've implemented the fasm annotation with the QuickLogic support in mind as a first real-world use case of the V2X. You can look how the annotation is done here: https://github.com/antmicro/symbiflow-arch-defs/tree/master%2Bquicklogic/quicklogic/primitives. The annotation is present for LOGIC and BIDIR primitives. Fasm feature names are generated from the vendor database, they are stored in the quicklogic_fasm repo: https://github.com/antmicro/quicklogic-fasm/tree/master/quicklogic_fasm/ql732b

One think I'm not happy about is specification of fasm parameters. Since there is likely be no support for attributes on parameters in the upstream Yosys, parameters cannot be easily annotated. Hence the way of specifying fasm_params i rather tedious and I'm not particularly happy with it as it is done in this PR. But I couldn't think of any better solution.

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hzeller · 2020-02-21T22:15:44Z

If the task is to fish out attributes from (System)Verilog, maybe using the Python-API from Surelog might help ?

https://github.com/alainmarcel/Surelog#python-api

With a strategic listener for enterAttribute_instance

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mkurc-ant · 2020-02-25T16:55:00Z

@hzeller It's not that simple. In V2X we use Yosys to convert Verilog modules to JSON representation which is then processed by a Python script. We could use another tool to additionally extract attributes bu then it would create additional dependency for VTX. Not sure if we want that.

mithro · 2020-02-27T04:32:22Z

@mkurc-ant - Can you give @hzeller's idea a go?

mkurc-ant · 2020-03-02T09:52:52Z

@mithro Ok, I'll try to integrate that.

So I imagine that it could work in this way: A user specifies eg. the FASM_PARAM attribute on a module parameter and provides the fasm parameter name along with it.

Example:

module MOD();

  (* FASM_PARAM = "FEATURE" *)
  parameter [0:0] PARAMETER = 1'b0;

endmodule

And that would be translated into the following metadata entry:

<meta name="fasm_params">
  FEATURE = PARAMETER
</meta>

Does that make sense?

mithro · 2020-03-05T04:39:46Z

tests/fasm_features/modes/module.sim.v

+
+  generate if (MODE == "MODE_A") begin
+    assign O = I0;
+  end else if (MODE == "MODE_B") begin


I don't think we want a FASM_FEATURES_MODE_B system. I think this can be done by just using the FASM features inside the generate statement below? IE (* FASM_FEATURES="SEL_MODE_B;ENABLE_SOMETHING" *)

This could be done in that way up to some extent. Imagine that you have a model that has two modes of which one is "passthrough" (no bels inside). Then there would be nothing to attach these features to.

It is better for you to provide concrete examples as tests, that way there is no confusion about what is being discussed.

Please add the example you are concerned about as a test and we can discuss it there.

@mkurc-ant - You haven't responded to this comment?

@mkurc-ant Can you assign the fasm feature to the assign statement?

@mkurc-ant - ping?

@mithro I've checked two alternative options:

Attach the (* FASM_FEATURES *) attribute to the assign statement. Unfortunately Yosys does not support that - it crashes with a Verilog syntax error message.

Attach an attribute to the generate statement. This time Surelog reported a Verilog syntax error.

An example of a situation with a "passthrough" mode where a fasm feature needs to be emitted is the ILOGIC site in XC7. Basically to model that using V2X we would exactly need to support attributes on assign statements.

@mithro Any thoughts on that?

mithro · 2020-03-05T04:41:36Z

tests/fasm_params/module.sim.v

+    input  wire I1;
+    input  wire I2;
+    output wire O;
+


This should be done by just applying the (* FASM *) attribute to the parameter.

(* FASM *) parameter INIT = 0;

I think we should also require the parameter name to match the fasm feature name.

I'm not really in favor of enforcing the name match. For example in XC7 LUTs we have something like that (this is ntemplateNlut.pb_type.xml:

<metadata> <meta name="fasm_type">SPLIT_LUT</meta> <meta name="fasm_lut"> {N}LUT.INIT[31:0] = {N}5LUT[0] {N}LUT.INIT[63:32] = {N}5LUT[1] </meta> </metadata>

We could make the assumption of equal names a default but do not enforce it.

This issue I have with letting people override the name is that people will use the renaming heavily rather than fixing either the fasm or the verilog file.

@mkurc-ant - ping?

Ok. So I've fixed that. Now only the (* FASM *) attribute is supported and it binds a parameter with a fasm feature of the same name.

I made the change that requires parameter names to be equal to fasm feature names. But this won't work eg. for existing Quicklogic support. For example the BIDIR cell there uses fasm features that (without prefix) are named like: "INV.ESEL" etc. A verilog parameter cannot have a dot in its name. https://github.com/QuickLogic-Corp/symbiflow-arch-defs/blob/3393d6b32cbb3ecc779b7c0a953fd6963987e1a2/quicklogic/pp3/primitives/bidir/bidir_cell.sim.v#L3

mithro · 2020-03-05T04:47:39Z

tests/fasm_prefix/parent.sim.v

+  // assigned a different fasm prefix.
+  genvar i;
+  generate for (i=0; i<2; i=i+1) begin
+    (* FASM_PREFIX = "PREFIX_FOR_GATE_X;PREFIX_FOR_GATE_Y" *)


If we keep this syntax, the names would be probably be better called (* FASM_PREFIX = "PREFIX_FOR_GATE_I0;PREFIX_FOR_GATE_I1" *).

I wonder if the syntax should be something like (* FASM_PREFIX = "[PREFIX_FOR_GATE_I0, PREFIX_FOR_GATE_I1][i]" *)?

I'm wondering if the array should be associated on the genvar or generate statement not the gate itself? The

So here we meet another Yosys limitation: it discards an attribute specified on a genvar and fails to parse an attribute on a generate statement (unclear whether the latter is allowed in Verilog).

Could you elaborate more on the syntax with array you proposed? Should the [i] be treated as an expression in V2X so one could do eg. [2*i+1] ?

I was also thinking of using a formatting syntax (like eg. in printf). But that won't allow to have a generate for cells with prefixes like ALUT, BLUT, CLUT and so on.

@mkurc-ant - ping?

Unfortunately Yosys does not allow to assign attributes on generate statements.

@mithro ping?

v2x/vlog_to_pbtype.py

mithro · 2020-03-05T04:48:44Z

v2x/vlog_to_pbtype.py

+    - `(* FASM_PREFIX="prefix" *)` : Sets the fasm prefix of a cell instance.
+        Cannot be set on a module definition!
+
+    - `(* FASM_PREFIX="prefix1;prefix2;..." *) : Same as FASM_PREFIX but used


I'm less happy with this extension.

Honestly I have no better idea how to deal with this use case.

@mkurc-ant - ping?

@mithro How would you suggest to set fasm prefix on cell instances created using a generate statement? I couldn't think of anything better than (* FASM_PREFIX="prefix1;prefix2;..." *)

@mithro ping?

v2x/vlog_to_pbtype.py

mithro · 2020-03-05T04:49:17Z

v2x/vlog_to_pbtype.py

+        for the given module. Has to be provided at a module definition.
+        Multiple features have to be separated by semicolon.
+
+    - `*( FASM_FEATURES_{mode}="str1;str2;..." *)` : Same as above but defines


I think we need to rework how this one works.

So the use case here is that we need to emit a feature only in specific mode that is not directly related to any of child cells.

For example: we have a module that holds either 1xSRL32 or 2xSRL16 - these are different modes. When using 2xSRL16 we need to emit the SMALL feature. We could specify it in the feature list for both child SRL16s but instead we can bind it to the mode itself.

Example please?

@mkurc-ant - ping?

Another example from XC7: There is the ILOGICE3 site which can host ISERDES, IDDR or nothing for a passthrough mode. In the passthrough mode there has to be a fasm feature emitted which configures one of muxes.

So the site is modeled as a pb_type with 3 modes: PASSTHROUGH, ISEDRES_NO_IDELAY, ISERDES_IDELAY and IDDR (will be). In the PASSTHROUGH mode there are no leaf pb_types, just an interconnect. The required feature is attached to one of its connections. See https://github.com/SymbiFlow/symbiflow-arch-defs/blob/9d0b8f25beec7073345a232b7e8512be6d5e8652/xc/common/primitives/ilogice3/ilogice3.pb_type.xml#L33

Ideally the fasm feature should be attached to an assign statement modeling the interconnect. But unfortunately Yosys does not support that.

The problem is not relevant eg. in the QuickLogic architecture but it will hit us eventually.

@mithro Thoughts?

I think we should only add the feature when an example like that is added as a test.

v2x/vlog_to_pbtype.py

mithro

Added a bunch of comments around the FASM annotations.

mkurc-ant · 2020-04-30T13:48:39Z

This is required to me merged in order for the Surelog integration to work: https://github.com/alainmarcel/Surelog/pull/337. Also a new conda Surelog package with that fix has to be available.

mkurc-ant · 2020-04-30T13:51:02Z

@mithro @kgugala I've integrated Surelog to extract attributes specified on parameters. PTAL. To test it you need to manually build Surelog with a fix (see the comment above).

mkurc-ant · 2020-04-30T13:51:41Z

(I think that Travis wasn't triggered for the latest push...)

mithro · 2020-04-30T17:07:27Z

@mkurc-ant - Can you create a longer term issue to look into if using Surelog rather than Yosys is a better solution for v2x? We should also investigate the idea of v2x being a Yosys Python plugin too (which I think we already have a github issue for?

mkurc-ant · 2020-05-04T07:42:54Z

@mithro I've created the issue #64

mkurc-ant · 2020-05-19T16:50:03Z

@mithro Could you take look at this PR again? I think I addressed all the issues.

Right now it is a hybrid that uses Yosys to parse & elaborate verilog descriptions and Surelog just to get attributes from module parameters (for fasm annotation).

kgugala · 2020-06-15T15:44:19Z

@mithro can you take a look on this again? This is required for QuickLogic support

mithro · 2020-06-15T15:55:01Z

@kgugala - I'm still waiting for @mkurc-ant to reply on all the unresolved issues?

The biggest blocking one is #32 (review)

This issue I have with letting people override the name is that people will use the renaming heavily rather than fixing either the fasm or the verilog file.

But there is also multiple others.

mithro

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mkurc-ant · 2020-10-09T07:32:49Z

@mithro I've updated documentation for fasm annotation support. Please review.

I also want to point out an issue with enforcing equal names of FASM features and Verilog parameter names. For example in U-Ray database flip-flop initialization features are named INIT.V0 and INIT.V1 (note the dot). In the current implementation we cannot assign them to Verilog parameters as we would need to have a parameter with a dot in its name which Verilog doesn't allow.

I suggest that we re-evaluate the approach when you can either specify the (* FASM *) attribute on a parameter which would imply identical FASM feature name or provide the FASM feature name explicitly like (* FASM="<feature name>" *). This will allow to model cases like U-Ray FF initialization.

@acomodi FYI

mithro · 2020-10-09T16:42:39Z

Why not just create a module block called INIT and it has two fasm parameters V0 and V1?

mkurc-ant · 2020-10-12T07:20:56Z

@mithro So the whole hierarchical name of the feature is CLEL_L.AFF.INIT.V0. We could use that approach but then we would need to pack the FF into the "INIT" pb_type as it is the leaf one.

But there are more features for FFs with different prefixes:

CLEL_L.AFF.INIT.V0
CLEL_L.AFF.INIT.V1
CLEL_L.AFF.SRVAL.V0
CLEL_L.AFF.SRVAL.V1

And here we cannot pack the FF primitive into INIT and SRVAL pb_types simultaneously when differently named features are to be emitted.

mithro

I'm still worried about the fasm_prefix addition. Everything else looks good.

mithro · 2020-10-13T00:50:30Z

tests/fasm/features/modes/module.sim.v

+(* FASM_FEATURES_MODE_A="SEL_MODE_A;ENABLE_SOMETHING_A" *)
+(* FASM_FEATURES_MODE_B="SEL_MODE_B;ENABLE_SOMETHING_B" *)
+(* MODES="MODE_A;MODE_B;MODE_C" *)
+module MODULE(I0, I1, O);


Do any of these work?

Attribute on the begin block

(* FASM_FEATURES="IN_USE" *) (* MODES="MODE_A;MODE_B;MODE_C" *) module MODULE(I0, I1, O); parameter MODE = "MODE_A"; input wire I0; input wire I1; output wire O; generate if (MODE == "MODE_A") (* FASM_FEATURES="SEL_MODE_A;ENABLE_SOMETHING_A" *) begin GATE gate (I1, I0, O); end else if (MODE == "MODE_B") (* FASM_FEATURES="SEL_MODE_B;ENABLE_SOMETHING_B" *) begin GATE gate (I0, I1, O); end else if (MODE == "MODE_C") begin assign O = I0; end endgenerate

Attribute on a dummy wire

(* FASM_FEATURES="IN_USE" *) (* MODES="MODE_A;MODE_B;MODE_C" *) module MODULE(I0, I1, O); parameter MODE = "MODE_A"; input wire I0; input wire I1; output wire O; generate if (MODE == "MODE_A") begin (* FASM_FEATURES="SEL_MODE_A;ENABLE_SOMETHING_A" *) wire GO; GATE gate (I1, I0, GO); assign O = GO; end else if (MODE == "MODE_B") begin (* FASM_FEATURES="SEL_MODE_A;ENABLE_SOMETHING_B" *) wire GO; GATE gate (I1, I0, GO); assign O = GO; end else if (MODE == "MODE_C") begin assign O = I0; end endgenerate

"Attribute on the begin block" - Unfortunately Yosys does not accept attributes neither on a begin ... end block nor on generate statement (syntax error).

"Attribute on a dummy wire" - This works. I think we could utilize that approach. Maybe we could collect all FASM_FEATURES attributes from all wires of a module? This would allow to assign them to non-dummy wires (if any) as well.

@mithro ping

Can you try the attributes on the wire approach?

mithro · 2020-10-13T00:53:17Z

tests/fasm/prefix/parent.sim.v

+  (* FASM_PREFIX = "FASM_PREFIX_FOR_GATE_A" *)
+  GATE gate_a (I0, I1, O0);
+  (* FASM_PREFIX = "FASM_PREFIX_FOR_GATE_B" *)
+  GATE gate_b (I0, I1, O1);


Could this not be;

// Explicit instances of multiple children of the same type. (* FASM *) GATE fasm_prefix_for_gate_a (I0, I1, O0); (* FASM *) GATE fasm_prefix_for_gate_b (I0, I1, O1);

IE Why are the fasm and object names different?

You want to use the cell name as FASM prefix? In my opinion that would be too restrictive (as it is with FASM parameters).

@mithro ping?

Being restrictive is the point. :-)

Making sure people keep consistent between the FASM and the Verilog is going to be hard without some type of forcing function.

mithro · 2020-10-13T00:54:15Z

tests/fasm/prefix/parent.sim.v

+  // assigned a different fasm prefix.
+  genvar i;
+  generate for (i=0; i<2; i=i+1) begin
+    (* FASM_PREFIX = "PREFIX_FOR_GATE_I0;PREFIX_FOR_GATE_I1" *)


Inside a generate statement like this could be a good case where fasm_prefix is actually required?

It will be required whenever you want to model a piece of hardware that has multiple identical elements. That could be eg. LUTs and FFs of Xilinx 7-series SLICE.

@mithro ping?

Maybe we just make people explicitly create the elements and prohibit generate statements?

mithro · 2020-10-13T00:55:29Z

v2x/vlog_to_pbtype.py

+        for the given module. Has to be provided at a module definition.
+        Multiple features have to be separated by semicolon.
+
+    - `*( FASM_FEATURES_{mode}="str1;str2;..." *)` : Same as above but defines


I think we should only add the feature when an example like that is added as a test.

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