copilot-libraries-2.2.0: src/Copilot/Library/Clocks.hs
-- |
-- Module: Clocks
-- Description: Clocks based on a base period and phase
-- Copyright: (c) 2011 National Institute of Aerospace / Galois, Inc.
--
-- This library generates new clocks based on a base period and phase.
--
-- = Example Usage
--
-- Also see @Examples/ClockExamples.hs@ in the
-- <https://github.com/leepike/Copilot/tree/master/Examples Copilot repository>.
--
-- @
-- 'clk' ( 'period' 3 ) ( 'phase' 1 )
-- @
--
-- is equivalent to a stream of values like:
--
-- @
-- cycle [False, True, False]
-- @
--
-- that generates a stream of values
--
-- @
-- False True False False True False False True False ...
-- 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
-- @
--
-- That is true every 3 ticks (the period) starting on the 1st tick (the phase).
{-# LANGUAGE NoImplicitPrelude #-}
module Copilot.Library.Clocks
( clk, clk1, period, phase ) where
import Prelude ()
import qualified Prelude as P
import Copilot.Language
data ( Integral a ) => Period a = Period a
data ( Integral a ) => Phase a = Phase a
-- | Constructor for a 'Period'. Note that period must be greater than 0.
period :: ( Integral a ) => a -> Period a
period = Period
-- | Constructor for a 'Phase'. Note that phase must be greater than or equal
-- to 0, and must be less than the period.
phase :: ( Integral a ) => a -> Phase a
phase = Phase
-- | Generate a clock that counts every @n@ ticks, starting at tick @m@, by
-- using an array of size @n@.
clk :: ( Integral a ) =>
Period a -- ^ Period @n@ of clock
-> Phase a -- ^ Phase @m@ of clock
-> Stream Bool -- ^ Clock signal - 'True' on clock ticks, 'False' otherwise
clk ( Period period' ) ( Phase phase' ) = clk'
where clk' = if period' P.< 1 then
badUsage ( "clk: clock period must be 1 or greater" )
else if phase' P.< 0 then
badUsage ( "clk: clock phase must be 0 or greater" )
else if phase' P.>= period' then
badUsage ( "clk: clock phase must be less than period")
else replicate ( fromIntegral phase' ) False
P.++ True : replicate
( fromIntegral
$ period' P.- phase' P.- 1 ) False
++ clk'
-- | This follows the same convention as 'clk', but uses a counter variable of
-- integral type /a/ rather than an array.
clk1 :: ( Integral a, Typed a ) =>
Period a -- ^ Period @n@ of clock
-> Phase a -- ^ Phase @m@ of clock
-> Stream Bool -- ^ Clock signal - 'True' on clock ticks, 'False' otherwise
clk1 ( Period period' ) ( Phase phase' ) =
if period' P.< 1 then
badUsage ( "clk1: clock period must be 1 or greater" )
else if phase' P.< 0 then
badUsage ( "clk1: clock phase must be 0 or greater" )
else if phase' P.>= period' then
badUsage ( "clk1: clock phase must be less than period")
else
let counter = [ P.fromInteger 0 ]
++ mux ( counter /= ( constant $
period' P.- 1 ) )
( counter P.+ 1 )
( 0 )
in counter == fromIntegral phase'