source: ReferenceDesigns/w3_802.11/sysgen/wlan_mac_hw/mcode_blocks/mac_tx_ctrl_b_fsm.m

Last change on this file was 4415, checked in by murphpo, 9 years ago

Ongoing MAC/PHY work for 11n support

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1function [phy_tx_start, tx_done, tx_result_out, fsm_state_out] = ...
2    mac_tx_ctrl_b_fsm(...
3        pre_wait_postRxTimer1, ...
4        pre_wait_postRxTimer2, ...
5        pre_wait_postTxTimer1, ...
6        req_zero_nav, ...
7        reset, ...
8        new_tx, ...
9        nav_zero, ...
10        postRxTimer1_done, ...
11        postRxTimer2_done, ...
12        postTxTimer1_done, ...
13        phy_tx_done)
14
15persistent fsm_state, fsm_state=xl_state(0, {xlUnsigned, 3, 0});
16persistent tx_result, tx_result=xl_state(0, {xlUnsigned, 2, 0});
17
18fsm_state_out = fsm_state;
19tx_result_out = tx_result;
20
21%Inputs:
22% reset: synchronous reset, forces internal state variables back to default (IDLE state)
23% new_tx: Software request for new Tx cycle
24% pre_wait_postRxTimer1: Param requiring this Tx occur after postRxTimer 1 expires
25% pre_wait_postRxTimer2: Param requiring this Tx occur after postRxTimer 2 expires
26% pre_wait_postTxTimer1: Param requiring this Tx occur after postTxTimer 1 expires
27% req_zero_nav: Param requiring this Tx be skipped if NAV is nonzero at Tx time
28% nav_zero: Indication from MAC if NAV is currently zero (idle)
29% postRxTimer1_done: Indication from MAC that postRx Timer 1 is done
30% postRxTimer2_done: Indication from MAC that postRx Timer 2 is done
31% postTxTimer1_done: Indication from MAC that postTx Timer 1 is done
32% phy_tx_done: Indication from PHY that PHY Tx is done
33
34%Outputs:
35% backoff_start: Indication to MAC hw to run idle->backoff process
36% phy_tx_start: Indication to PHY to start Tx
37% tx_done: Indication to MAC hw that this Tx cycle is complete
38% tx_result_out: Status of tx_done (did Tx or did not Tx)
39% fsm_state_out: Value of  internal state register (for debugging)
40
41%States:
42% ST_IDLE: Waiting for new Tx from MAC sw
43% ST_DO_TX: Started PHY Tx, waiting for completion
44% ST_DEFERRING: Deferral required, wait for BO to finish
45% ST_POST_TX: Finished Tx, waiting for timeout or Rx
46
47
48ST_IDLE = 0;
49ST_PRE_TX_WAIT = 1;
50ST_CHECK_NAV = 2;
51ST_DO_TX = 3;
52ST_DONE = 4;
53
54TX_RESULT_NONE = 0;
55TX_RESULT_DID_TX = 1;
56TX_RESULT_NO_TX = 2;
57
58if(reset)
59    phy_tx_start = 0;
60    tx_done = 0;
61    fsm_state = ST_IDLE;
62    tx_result = TX_RESULT_NONE;
63
64else
65    switch double(fsm_state)
66
67        case ST_IDLE
68            phy_tx_start = 0;
69            tx_done = 0;
70
71            tx_result = TX_RESULT_NONE;
72
73            if(new_tx)
74                if(pre_wait_postRxTimer1 || pre_wait_postRxTimer2 || pre_wait_postTxTimer1)
75                    %Tx scheduled for future, some fixed time after previous Tx/Rx
76                    fsm_state = ST_PRE_TX_WAIT;
77                else
78                    %No waiting - move on to NAV check, then Tx
79                    fsm_state = ST_CHECK_NAV;
80                end
81            else
82                fsm_state = ST_IDLE;
83            end
84
85        case ST_PRE_TX_WAIT
86            phy_tx_start = 0;
87            tx_done = 0;
88
89            tx_result = TX_RESULT_NONE;
90           
91            %Stay in PRE_TX_WAIT until the selected timer expires
92            % MAC must take care if using multiple timers/conditions - only
93            %  the first will trigger a Tx, the others will expire without effect
94            if( (pre_wait_postRxTimer1 && postRxTimer1_done) || ...
95                (pre_wait_postRxTimer2 && postRxTimer2_done) || ...
96                (pre_wait_postTxTimer1 && postTxTimer1_done))
97                fsm_state = ST_CHECK_NAV;
98            else
99                fsm_state = ST_PRE_TX_WAIT;
100            end
101
102        case ST_CHECK_NAV
103            phy_tx_start = 0;
104            tx_done = 0;
105
106            if( (req_zero_nav && nav_zero) || ~req_zero_nav)
107                %Either don't care about NAV, or NAV was zero - start Tx
108                tx_result = TX_RESULT_DID_TX;
109                fsm_state = ST_DO_TX;
110            else
111                %NAV was non-zero at Tx time - skip Tx
112                tx_result = TX_RESULT_NO_TX;
113                fsm_state = ST_DONE;
114            end
115           
116        case ST_DO_TX
117            phy_tx_start = 1;
118            tx_done = 0;
119
120            % Stay here until PHY Tx finishes
121            if(phy_tx_done)
122                fsm_state = ST_DONE;
123            else
124                fsm_state = ST_DO_TX;
125            end
126
127        case ST_DONE
128            phy_tx_start = 0;
129            tx_done = 1;
130
131            %Previous state set tx_result - leave it alone so downstream
132            % logic can latch it when tx_done goes high
133
134            fsm_state = ST_IDLE;
135
136        otherwise
137            %This case should be impossible; mostly here to appease MATLAB
138            phy_tx_start = 0;
139            tx_done = 0;
140            tx_result = TX_RESULT_NONE;
141            fsm_state = ST_IDLE;
142
143    end %end switch
144end %end else
145
146end %end function
147
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