The next idea was supposed to be simple but I think it shows a flaw somewhere in modification of the rng generator. It plots 65536 random pixels, random X, random Y and random color...Not spending too much time on this. There's a bit of a problem on the 1024 border vertical and horizontal, there seems to be a concentration of pixels, also too many zero values. Oh well, F it, I'm on to the next one. Pseudo Random Number Generators in HDL are not suited for the purpose I had envisioned.
1)read the rng, put a value in the color variable.
2)read the rng, put the value in X position register
3)read the rng, put the value in Y position register and autoplot.
Code:
LDA #1920 ;2430 (2200 ideal for 67.5kHz) total H cycles @148.5MHz 16.363uS -> 61.111kHz
STA hVIDEO
LDA #205 ;205
STA hFRONT
LDA #50 ;50
STA hSYNC
LDA #255 ;255
STA hBACK
LDA #1080 ;1139 total @148.5MHz -> 1139 x 16.363uS = 18.638mS = 53.654Hz
STA vVIDEO
LDA #2 ;2
STA vFRONT
LDA #55 ;55
STA vSYNC
LDA #2 ;2
STA vBACK
LDA #%0000000000000000 ;16-bit 565 RGB
STA color
LDA #1919
STA fXlen
LDA #1079
STA fYlen
LDA #0
STA fXs
STA fYs ;FILL!
LDX #$FFFF
rock LDA rng
STA color
LDA rng
STA Xp
LDA rng
STA Yp
DEX
BNE rock
im JMP im
The current rng generator:(I have modified the original code which is shown below. All credits remain, so one can search out the original code from the original authors)
Code:
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// File Name: PRBS_ANY.v
// Version: 1.0
// Date: 6-jul-10
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Company: Xilinx, Inc.
// Contributor: Daniele Riccardi, Paolo Novellini
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// PURPOSE.
//
// (c) Copyright 2010 Xilinx, Inc.
// All rights reserved.
//
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
// DESCRIPTION
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
// This module generates or check a PRBS pattern. The following table shows how
// to set the PARAMETERS for compliance to ITU-T Recommendation O.150 Section 5.
//
// When the CHK_MODE is "false", it uses a LFSR strucure to generate the
// PRBS pattern.
// When the CHK_MODE is "true", the incoming data are loaded into prbs registers
// and compared with the locally generated PRBS
//
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
// PARAMETERS
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
// CHK_MODE : true => check mode
// false => generate mode
// INV_PATTERN : true : invert prbs pattern
// in "generate mode" the generated prbs is inverted bit-wise at outputs
// in "check mode" the input data are inverted before processing
// POLY_LENGHT : length of the polynomial (= number of shift register stages)
// POLY_TAP : intermediate stage that is xor-ed with the last stage to generate to next prbs bit
// NBITS : bus size of DATA_IN and DATA_OUT
//
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
// NOTES
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//
// Set paramaters to the following values for a ITU-T compliant PRBS
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// POLY_LENGHT POLY_TAP INV_PATTERN || nbr of bit seq. max 0 feedback
// || stages length sequence stages
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// 7 6 false || 7 127 6 ni 6, 7 (*)
// 9 5 false || 9 511 8 ni 5, 9
// 11 9 false || 11 2047 10 ni 9,11
// 15 14 true || 15 32767 15 i 14,15
// 20 3 false || 20 1048575 19 ni 3,20
// 23 18 true || 23 8388607 23 i 18,23
// 29 27 true || 29 536870911 29 i 27,29
// 31 28 true || 31 2147483647 31 i 28,31
//
// i=inverted, ni= non-inverted
// (*) non standard
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// In the generated parallel PRBS, LSB is the first generated bit, for example
// if the PRBS serial stream is : 000001111011... then
// the generated PRBS with a parallelism of 3 bit becomes:
// data_out(2) = 0 1 1 1 ...
// data_out(1) = 0 0 1 1 ...
// data_out(0) = 0 0 1 0 ...
// In the received parallel PRBS, LSB is oldest bit received
//
// RESET pin is not needed for power-on reset : all registers are properly inizialized
// in the source code.
//
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// PINS DESCRIPTION
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// RST : in : syncronous reset active high
// CLK : in : system clock
// DATA_IN : in : inject error (in generate mode)
// data to be checked (in check mode)
// EN : in : enable/pause pattern generation/check
// DATA_OUT : out: generated prbs pattern (in generate mode)
// error found (in check mode)
//
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// History:
// Version : 1.0
// Date : 6-jul-10
// Author : Daniele Riccardi
// Description: First release
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// no timescale needed
module PRBS_ANY(RST, CLK, EN, DATA_OUT );
//--------------------------------------------
// Configuration parameters
//--------------------------------------------
parameter CHK_MODE = 0;
parameter INV_PATTERN = 0;
parameter POLY_LENGHT = 31;
parameter POLY_TAP = 3;
parameter NBITS = 16;
//--------------------------------------------
// Input/Outputs
//--------------------------------------------
input RST;
input CLK;
input EN;
output reg [NBITS - 1:0] DATA_OUT = {NBITS{1'b1}};;
//--------------------------------------------
// Internal variables
//--------------------------------------------
wire [1:POLY_LENGHT] prbs[NBITS:0];
wire [NBITS - 1:0] data_in_i;
wire [NBITS - 1:0] prbs_xor_a;
wire [NBITS - 1:0] prbs_xor_b;
wire [NBITS:1] prbs_msb;
reg [1:POLY_LENGHT]prbs_reg = {(POLY_LENGHT){1'b1}};
reg [NBITS - 1:0] DATA_IN;
//--------------------------------------------
// Implementation
//--------------------------------------------
assign data_in_i = INV_PATTERN == 0 ? DATA_IN : ( ~DATA_IN);
assign prbs[0] = prbs_reg;
genvar I;
generate for (I=0; I<NBITS; I=I+1) begin : g1
assign prbs_xor_a[I] = prbs[I][POLY_TAP] ^ prbs[I][POLY_LENGHT];
assign prbs_xor_b[I] = prbs_xor_a[I] ^ data_in_i[I];
assign prbs_msb[I+1] = CHK_MODE == 0 ? prbs_xor_a[I] : data_in_i[I];
assign prbs[I+1] = {prbs_msb[I+1] , prbs[I][1:POLY_LENGHT-1]};
end
endgenerate
always @(posedge CLK) begin
if (RST) begin
DATA_OUT <= {NBITS{1'b1}};
prbs_reg <= {POLY_LENGHT{1'b1}};
DATA_IN <= DATA_OUT;
end
else if(EN) begin
DATA_OUT <= prbs_xor_b;
prbs_reg <= prbs[NBITS];
DATA_IN <= DATA_OUT;
end
else begin
DATA_OUT <= 16'h0000;
prbs_reg <= prbs[NBITS];
DATA_IN <= DATA_OUT;
end
end
endmodule
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). Also this code initializes the H/V Sync Generator timings and then clears the videoRAM using the Rectangle Fill with color #%0000000000000000 (black):
