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# Copyright lowRISC contributors.
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0, see LICENSE for details.
# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
#
# waiver file for rv_dm lint
# rv_dm
# dedicated reset drivers / muxes
set_reset_drivers prim_clock_mux2 prim_flop_2sync prim_flop
set_clock_drivers prim_clock_buf
waive -rules IFDEF_CODE -location {rv_dm.sv} -regexp {DMIDirectTAP} \
-comment "That's fine."
waive -rules CLOCK_MUX -location {rv_dm.sv} \
-regexp {Clock 'tck_muxed' is driven by a multiplexer here, used as a clock} \
-comment "The signal is coming out of a prim_clock_mux2 block."
waive -rules CLOCK_USE -location {rv_dm.sv} \
-msg {'clk_i' is connected to 'prim_clock_mux2' port 'clk1_i',} \
-comment "This is needed such that the clock can be properly controlled during scanmode."
waive -rules CLOCK_USE -location {rv_dm.sv} \
-msg {'clk_i' is connected to 'prim_clock_mux2' port 'clk1_i',} \
-comment "This clock usage is OK and is due to hand instantiated primitives on the clock line."
waive -rules RESET_MUX -location {rv_dm.sv} \
-msg {Asynchronous reset 'trst_n_muxed' is driven by a multiplexer here, used as a reset 'trst_ni' at} \
-comment "This is needed such that the reset can be properly controlled during scanmode."
waive -rules CLOCK_MUX -location {rv_dm.sv} -msg {Clock 'jtag_in_int.tck' is driven by a multiplexer here, used as a clock 'tck_i' at} \
-comment "This mux gates the JTAG interface based on life cycle."
waive -rules RESET_MUX -location {rv_dm.sv} \
-msg {Asynchronous reset 'jtag_in_int.trst_n' is driven by a multiplexer here, used as a reset 'trst_ni' at} \
-comment "This mux gates the JTAG interface based on life cycle."
waive -rules RESET_MUX -location {rv_dm.sv} \
-msg {Asynchronous reset 'dmi_rst_n' is driven by a multiplexer here, used as a reset 'rst_ni' at} \
-comment "This is needed such that the reset can be properly controlled during scanmode.."
waive -rules RESET_USE -location {rv_dm.sv} \
-msg {'rst_ni' is connected to 'dmi_jtag' port 'rst_ni', and used as an asynchronous reset or set at rv_dm_regs_reg_top} \
-comment "This message arises since due to reset synchronization inside the dmi_jtag module."
# dmi_jtag_tap
waive -rules CLOCK_MUX -location {dmi_jtag_tap.sv} -regexp {Clock '.*tck_n' is driven by a multiplexer here, used as a clock at dmi_jtag_tap.sv} \
-comment "This is needed such that the reset can be properly controlled during scanmode."
waive -rules INV_CLOCK -location {dmi_jtag_tap.sv} -regexp {'tck_i' is inverted, used as clock at dmi_jtag_tap.sv} \
-comment "Shift data is latched on the falling edge."
waive -rules CLOCK_DRIVER -location {dmi_jtag_tap.sv} -msg {'tck_n' is driven by instance 'i_tck_inv' of module 'prim_clock_inv'} \
-comment "This is due to clocking primitives on the clock line."
waive -rules CLOCK_DRIVER -location {dmi_jtag_tap.sv} -msg {'clk_no' driven in module 'prim_clock_inv' by port 'gen_*.clk_no' at prim_clock_inv.} \
-comment "This is due to clocking primitives on the clock line."
waive -rules CLOCK_DRIVER -location {dmi_jtag_tap.sv} -regexp {'clk_no' driven in module .* by port 'gen_scan.u_size_only_mux2.X' at.*} \
-comment "This is due to clocking primitives on the clock line."
waive -rules CLOCK_DRIVER -location {dmi_jtag_tap.sv} -msg {'X' driven in module 'SEN_MUXI2_S_4' at} \
-comment "This is permissible for now as it appears to be related to how lint translates the LIB - but it should be reviewed before tapeout."
waive -rules CLOCK_USE -location {dmi_jtag_tap.sv} -msg {'tck_i' is connected to 'prim_clock_inv' port 'clk_i', and used as a clock at dmi_jtag_tap} \
-comment "This is a clock inverter in the design."
# dm_top
waive -rules HIER_NET_NOT_READ -location {dm_top.sv} -regexp {Net 'hartsel\[19:1\]' in module 'dm_top'} \
-comment "These bits are not used since the system has only one hart."
# dm_csrs
waive -rules CONST_FF -location {dm_csrs.sv} -regexp {Flip-flop 'dmcontrol_q.*' is driven by constant zero} \
-comment "Parts of this struct are constantly set to zero."
waive -rules CONST_FF -location {dm_csrs.sv} -regexp {Flip-flop 'abstractauto_q.*' is driven by constant zero.} \
-comment "Parts of this struct are constantly set to zero."
waive -rules CONST_FF -location {dm_csrs.sv} -regexp {Flip-flop 'sbcs_q.sbaccess(8|16|64|128|\[17\]|\[19\])' is driven by constant zero} \
-comment "Parts of this struct are constantly set to zero."
waive -rules CONST_FF -location {dm_csrs.sv} -regexp {Flip-flop 'sbcs_q.sbasize\[(9:5|11)\]' is driven by constant zero} \
-comment "Parts of this struct are constantly set to zero."
waive -rules CONST_FF -location {dm_csrs.sv} -regexp {Flip-flop 'sbcs_q.sbversion\[31:30\]' is driven by constant zero.} \
-comment "Parts of this struct are constantly set to zero."
waive -rules CASE_SEL_EXPR -location {dm_csrs.sv} -regexp {Expression 'dm::dm_csr_e.*as case selector} \
-comment "acceptable use"
waive -rules NOT_READ -location {dm_csrs.sv} -regexp {Signal 'a_abstractcs.(busy|datacount|progbufsize|zero[0-3])' is not read from} \
-comment "These signals are not needed by dm_csrs module"
waive -rules ARITH_CONTEXT -location {dm_csrs.sv} \
-regexp {Bitlength of arithmetic operation '{dm_csr_addr} - {dm::Data0}' is self-determined in this context} \
-comment "Values from the same enum can safely be subtracted."
# dm_mem
waive -rules INPUT_NOT_READ -location {dm_mem.sv} -regexp {Input port 'hartsel_i\[19:1\]' is not read from.*} \
-comment "These bits are not used since the system has only one hart."
waive -rules ARITH_CONTEXT -location {dm_mem.sv} -regexp {Bitlength.*DbgAddressBits.*self-determined} \
-comment "should be no concern about loss of bit accuracy"
waive -rules ONE_BRANCH -location {dm_mem.sv} -regexp {unique case statement has only one branch} \
-comment "easier to write this way for extendability"
waive -rules NOT_READ -location {dm_mem.sv} -regexp {Signal 'ac_ar.(regno.13.|zero1)' is not read from in module 'dm_mem'} \
-comment "These bits and fields are not used, but all other bits and fields are used"
waive -rules LOOP_VAR_OP -location {dm_mem.sv} \
-msg {Loop variable 'dc' is in arithmetic expression 'dc < (dm::DataCount - 1)' with non-constant terms} \
-comment "This is incorrect because all terms except the loop variable are constant in the arithmetic expression."
# dm_sba
waive -rules HIER_BRANCH_NOT_READ -location {dm_sba.sv} -regexp {Net 'dmactive_i' is not read from in module 'dm_sba'} \
-comment "This signal is only used in an assertion"
waive -rules INPUT_NOT_READ -location {dm_sba.sv} -regexp {Input port 'dmactive_i' is not read from in module 'dm_sba'} \
-comment "This input is only used by an assertion"
# dm_pkg
waive -rules INPUT_NOT_READ -location {dm_pkg.sv} -regexp {Input port 'imm.0.' is not read from in function '(jal|auipc)'} \
-comment "These functions use all bits of input imm, except for bit 0"
# debug_rom and dm_mem
waive -rules INPUT_NOT_READ -location {debug_rom.sv} -regexp {Input port 'addr_i.(2:0|63:8).' is not read from in module 'debug_rom'} \
-comment "These bits are not used, but the remaining address bits are used"
waive -rules HIER_NET_NOT_READ -location {dm_mem.sv} -regexp {Connected net 'addr_i.(2:0|31:8).' at debug_rom.sv} \
-comment "These bits are not used, but the remaining address bits are used"
# dmi_jtag
waive -rules HIER_NET_NOT_READ -location {dmi_jtag.sv} -regexp {Net 'dmi_resp.resp' is not read from in module 'dmi_jtag'} \
-comment "This part of the struct is not read from within this module."
waive -rules NOT_READ -location {dmi_jtag.sv} -regexp {Signal 'dmi_resp.resp' is not read from in module 'dmi_jtag'} \
-comment "This part of the struct is not read from within this module."
waive -rules STRUCT_INDEX -location {dmi_jtag.sv} -msg {Bit select '[0]' of 'dtmcs_q' of struct type} \
-comment "dtmcs is a vector that is continuously shifted into where its lsb is then fed to tdo"
# dmi_cdc
waive -rules RESET_MUX -location {dmi_cdc.sv} \
-msg {Asynchronous reset 'combined_rstn' is driven by a multiplexer here, used as a reset 'rst_dst_ni' at prim_sync_reqack} \
-comment "This is needed such that the reset can be properly controlled during scanmode."