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In PeakRDL-regblock, the best way to implement this is using an external register. This is a good mechanism to use if you need to implement a register behavior that is outside the scope of SystemRDL's semantics. This essentially tells the regblock generator to skip implementation of the register, and allow the user to define its behavior outside of the register file. In your example, this mechanism would be enabled by instantiating
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For the following example rdl, how do I enable stalling of read request (back-pressure read request) till fresh data is fetched and written into the register.
There are two ways I am thinking can be used to achieve this:
Do any know if any of the above two option are implementable using peakrdl or is there any other way to achieve the same functionality using peakrdl (any work around).
Thanks.
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