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    From: antti@c...
    Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2003 08:52:24 +0100
    Subject: Re: [usb] USB Test Bench getting hung...
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    the USB 1.1 Func testbench 
    
    1 works out of box (no changes) with free iverilog simulator, try this
    
    2 it should also work with modelsim (not sure if I have tested it), at any
    case no modifications should be made to the testbench. sure modelsim 
    and iverilog do have sometimes different problems with same rtl code.
    
    3 it works out of box in FPGA with xilinx XST synthesis
    
    4 it does not support LS (low speed) USB at all
    
    antti
    
    
    ----- Original Message ----- 
    From: horizon_temp@y...  
    To: usb@o...  
    Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2003 08:17:49 +0100 
    Subject: [usb] USB Test Bench getting hung... 
    
    > 
    > 
    > I am trying to integrate the following USB files as part of my SoC. 
    > I need to make use of a Low-Speed USB 1.1 device that is just used 
    > for 
    > the purpose of downloading some software from the Host Computer 
    > onto 
    > a device. 
    > 
    > I was trying to use the test bench that was included with the IP 
    > Package developed by Mr Rudolf. I was able to compile the project 
    > in 
    > ModelSim. 
    > 
    > But on simulating the test bench, it gave some $DISPLAY errors. So 
    > changes were made to the orignal test bench to overcome errors like 
    > Length Mismatch and ACK . Finally the testbench was getting hung in 
    > UTMI_recv_pack task waiting for a ACK from the device. The 
    > message "Getting Descriptor...." is displayed. 
    > 
    > After hours and hours of tracing throught the "entire code" and 
    > figuring 
    > out how the data was being passed from the testbench onto the core 
    > and the endpoints, - it appeared that there was some error in the 
    > Function Address field. Several permuations and combinations were 
    > tried! Finally the Address  was changed to point at "0". But it 
    > does not 
    > seem right! 
    > 
    > The files have been posted at - www.pitt.edu/~ksg3/usb.tar.gz 
    > 
    
    
    
     
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