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/*****************************************************************************

  Licensed to Accellera Systems Initiative Inc. (Accellera) under one or
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 *****************************************************************************/

/*****************************************************************************
 
  fetch.h -- Instruction Fetch Unit.
 
  Original Author: Martin Wang, Synopsys, Inc.
 
 *****************************************************************************/
 
/*****************************************************************************
 
  MODIFICATION LOG - modifiers, enter your name, affiliation, date and
  changes you are making here.
 
      Name, Affiliation, Date:
  Description of Modification:
 
 *****************************************************************************/


struct fetch : sc_module { 
  sc_in<unsigned > 		ramdata;	// instruction from RAM    
  sc_in<unsigned > 		branch_address; // branch target address   
  sc_in<bool>  			next_pc;   	// pc ++
  sc_in<bool>  			branch_valid;  	// branch_valid
  sc_in<bool>  			stall_fetch;   	// STALL_FETCH
  sc_in<bool>  			interrupt;   	// interrrupt 
  sc_in<unsigned>  		int_vectno;   	// interrupt vector number
  sc_in<bool>  			bios_valid;   	// BIOS input valid
  sc_in<bool>  			icache_valid;  	// Icache input valid
  sc_in<bool>  			pred_fetch;  	// branch prediction fetch
  sc_in<unsigned >  		pred_branch_address; 	// branch target address   
  sc_in<bool>  			pred_branch_valid; 	// branch prediction fetch
  sc_out<bool>  		ram_cs;   	// RAM chip select
  sc_out<bool>  		ram_we; 	// RAM write enable for SMC
  sc_out<unsigned >  	address;    	// address send to RAM
  sc_out<unsigned >  	smc_instruction; // for self-modifying code 
  sc_out<unsigned>  		instruction; 	 // instruction send to ID
  sc_out<bool>  		instruction_valid; // inst valid
  sc_out<unsigned >  	program_counter; // program counter	
  sc_out<bool>  		interrupt_ack;   // interrupt acknowledge
  sc_out<bool>  		branch_clear;    // clear outstanding branch
  sc_out<bool>  		pred_fetch_valid;  	// branch prediction fetch
  sc_out<bool>  		reset;  	// reset
  sc_in_clk                     CLK;

  // Parameter
  int memory_latency;   	// just a dummy for syntax

  void init_param(int given_delay_cycles) {
    memory_latency = given_delay_cycles; 
  }
 
  //Constructor 
  SC_CTOR(fetch) {
        SC_CTHREAD(entry, CLK.pos());
  }

  // Process functionality in member function below
  void entry();
};