So we need to add these definitions for synthesis. Note that although you set the VHDL-2008 option in Quartus, it doesn't yet support boolean_vector and integer_vector. We also have plans to verify on Xilinx FPGAs. In the coming weeks, we will be verifying this core on hardware.
One of the goals of this project is to make this core as vendor independent as possible. If you are using any other simulator, do let us know how this core works with your tool. Contact us if you need help with simulating this project on Windows, and we will send you separate instructions. If you have ModelSim/QuestaSim installed, the GUI will appear immediately after you run the script.Ĭurrently, we provide only the simulation script for Linux/Unix. To simulate the design with Mentor Graphics Questa/ModelSim, simply cd into the testbench/questa folder, and execute simulate.sh from the Unix prompt: Note that the design assumes the largest tap location is fed back to all the previous taps, by means of connecting to the inputs of each XOR gate of previous taps. I_lfsr: entity work.lfsr(rtl) generic map ( After specifying the tap vector with the correct tap locations, simply map the vector to the LFSR instance, as follows: /* user.vhdl example file. register outputs 0, 1, 2, and 8 are tapped. In the lfsr entity (galois-lfsr.vhdl), there is a generic named taps, which allows you to input a vector of tap locations for the LFSR.įor example, to create an LFSR with a polynomial of x^8 + x^2 + x + 1, all you have to do is specify a tap vector of (0,1,2,8), i.e.
This design is very generic / parameterisable, in the sense that it is intelligent enough to be able to "create" (or generate) the LFSR structure based on user input (a VHDL generic). This project implements the Galois Linear-feedback Shift Register (LFSR) in VHDL, and can be used for applications such as PRBS generation & synchronisation, CRC computations, scrambling & descrambling, cryptography, etc.
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