AN 977: Nios® V Processor Custom Instruction

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Date 4/14/2023
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Document Table of Contents
Document Table of Contents x
1. Nios® V Processor Custom Instruction Overview 2. Custom Instruction Hardware Interface 3. Custom Instruction Software Interface 4. Designing with Intel® Quartus® Prime and Platform Designer 5. Document Revision History for AN 977: Nios® V Processor Custom Instruction
1. Nios® V Processor Custom Instruction Overview x
1.1. Implementing Custom Instruction 1.2. Implementing Custom Instruction Logic Block 1.3. Implementing Custom Instruction Software
2. Custom Instruction Hardware Interface x
2.1. Custom Instruction Types 2.2. Multicycle Custom Instructions 2.3. Extended Custom Instruction 2.4. External Interface Custom Instructions
2.2. Multicycle Custom Instructions x
2.2.1. Multicycle Custom Instruction Ports 2.2.2. Multicycle Custom Instruction Timing 2.2.3. Implementing Combinational Custom Instruction
2.3. Extended Custom Instruction x
2.3.1. Extended Custom Instruction Timing
3. Custom Instruction Software Interface x
3.1. Custom Instruction Software C Macro 3.2. Custom Instruction Assembly Language Interface 3.3. Custom Instruction Word Format
3.2. Custom Instruction Assembly Language Interface x
3.2.1. Custom Instruction Assembly Language Syntax
3.3. Custom Instruction Word Format x
3.3.1. Selector and Extension Indexes 3.3.2. ALU Switch 3.3.3. User-defined Immediate
4. Designing with Intel® Quartus® Prime and Platform Designer x
4.1. Interface Signals 4.2. Custom Instruction Manager 4.3. Custom Instruction Subordinate
4.1. Interface Signals x
4.1.1. alu_result port 4.1.2. ctrl port
4.2. Custom Instruction Manager x
4.2.1. Hardware Interfaces Table 4.2.2. Software C-Macro Table
4.3. Custom Instruction Subordinate x
4.3.1. Writing the Custom Instruction HDL File 4.3.2. Opening the Component Editor 4.3.3. Specifying the Custom Instruction Component Type 4.3.4. Displaying the Custom Instruction Block Symbol 4.3.5. Adding the Custom Instruction HDL File 4.3.6. Configuring the Custom Instruction Parameter Type 4.3.7. Setting Up the Custom Instruction Interfaces 4.3.8. Saving and Adding the Custom Instruction 4.3.9. Generating and Compiling the Processor System
1. Nios® V Processor Custom Instruction Overview
2. Custom Instruction Hardware Interface
3. Custom Instruction Software Interface
4. Designing with Intel® Quartus® Prime and Platform Designer
5. Document Revision History for AN 977: Nios® V Processor Custom Instruction

2.2.2. Multicycle Custom Instruction Timing

On the first clock cycle of the custom instruction execution, the processor asserts the active high enable port. Simultaneously, the data0, data1, and alu_result ports have valid values and remain valid for the duration of the custom instruction execution. The enable signal is asserted for a single clock cycle.

The processor waits until the active high done signal is asserted. The processor reads the result port on the same clock edge on which done is asserted. The custom logic block must present data on the result port on the same clock cycle on which it asserts the done signal.
Figure 5. Multicycle Custom Instruction Timing Diagram
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