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README.md

Gonk

Getting Started

Clone the repo

git clone https://pigweed.googlesource.com/gonk

Source bootstrap.sh to download all compilers and tooling into the environment directory:
```
. ./bootstrap.sh
```
This should init all git submodules for you.
From here on the Pigweed environment is activated. You can activate the environment in a new shell without re-running bootstrap by sourcing activate.sh
```
. ./activate.sh
```

Capture ADC samples and plot

First bootstrap, run pw build and flash gonk using DFU.
```
. ./bootstrap.sh
```
```
pw build
```
Unplug gonk from USB and replug with MODE button held down.
Run gonk-flash on the MCU binary. This uses pyfu-usb.
```
gonk-flash ./out/gn/arduino_size_optimized/obj/applications/gonk/gonk.bin
```

Start capturing ADC samples with:

gonk \
  --bitstream-file ./out/gn/obj/fpga/toplevel/toplevel.bin \
  --database ./out/gn/arduino_size_optimized/obj/applications/gonk/bin/gonk.elf \
  --host-logfile gonk-host-logs.txt \
  --device-logfile gonk-device-logs.txt \
  --log-to-stderr

Press Enter to stop or start ADC continuous updates. It will begin automatically on startup.
Press ctrl-c to quit.

Plot the logs from gonk-device-logs.txt with:

python tools/gonk_tools/plot.py -i gonk-device-logs.txt -o plot.svg

Compilation Details

Build for the host and device by running:

pw build

This is mostly a shortcut with nice output for running gn gen out/gn and ninja -C out/gn.

The build commands are defined in: //tools/gonk_tools/build_project.py.

Gonk Verilog Build

The Verilog build requires the following to be installed on Linux:

sudo apt install fpga-icestorm nextpnr-ice40 yosys

Running pw build will run the FPGA toolchain if these commands are available on the $PATH:

icepack
icetime
nextpnr-ice40
yosys

The bitstream files will be written with the .bin extenson under ./out/gn/obj/fpga/*/*.bin along with log output files.

For example:

$ ls ./out/gn/obj/fpga/toplevel/
nextpnr-log.txt
toplevel.asc
toplevel.bin
toplevel.json
toplevel_timing_report.json
toplevel_timing_report.txt
yosys-log.txt

Gonk Firmware Build

Flash the stm32f7 and launch the gonk.py script on a bitstream file.

Flash via DFU

Unplug gonk from USB and replug with MODE button held down.

Run gonk-flash which uses pyfu-usb. The --bin-file argument is optional.

gonk-flash --bin-file ./out/gn/arduino_size_optimized/obj/applications/gonk/bin/gonk.elf

Alternative: Flash with BlackMagic Probe

This is more useful if you are doing firmware debugging.

./scripts/flash-with-blackmagic-probe.sh ./out/gn/arduino_size_optimized/obj/applications/gonk/bin/gonk.elf

Generating the Gonk Python Bundle

This is a distibutable python wheel that can be used without the Gonk source checkout or compiling anything.

On Linux with the FPGA toolchain available run:

pw build

The zip file containing all the dependencies for the gonk python tooling is located in:

out/gn/obj/gonk_bundle.zip

Inside are the Python wheels for gonk_dist, gonk_firmware, and all third_party dependencies.

gonk_bundle
├── python_wheels
│   ├── appdirs-1.4.4-py2.py3-none-any.whl
│   ├── astroid-3.0.1-py3-none-any.whl
│   ├── ...
│   ├── gonk_dist-0.0.1+20240305140627-py3-none-any.whl
│   ├── gonk_firmware-0.0.1+20240305140542-py3-none-any.whl
│   ├── ...
│   └── wheel-0.40.0-py3-none-any.whl
├── requirements.txt
├── setup.bat
└── setup.sh

Appendix

Compiling the FPGA Toolchain

yosys

See https://github.com/YosysHQ/yosys for more instructions.

On Ubuntu/Debian install the deps:

sudo apt-get install build-essential clang lld bison flex \
    libreadline-dev gawk tcl-dev libffi-dev git \
    graphviz xdot pkg-config python3 libboost-system-dev \
    libboost-python-dev libboost-filesystem-dev zlib1g-dev

Activate the bootstrap environment . ./bootstraph.sh then compile yosys.

git clone https://github.com/YosysHQ/yosys
cd yosys
git submodule update --init
make config-clang
make -j8

Install it to a known directory and add it to your $PATH:

make DESTDIR=$HOME/ice40-fpga-tools install
export $PATH=$PATH:$HOME/ice40-fpga-tools/usr/local/bin

fpga-icestorm

TODO: Document compiling from source.

nextpnr-ice40

TODO: Document compiling from source.

Updating STM32Cube

Checkout the desired commits in each of these submodules:

third_party/stm32cube_f7/cmsis_core
third_party/stm32cube_f7/cmsis_device
third_party/stm32cube_f7/hal_driver

Then run from Gonk root:

python -m pw_stm32cube_build gen_file_list third_party/stm32cube_f7

Gonk Pin Maps

Misc

Net	STM32 Pin	STM32 Function	Function
STATUS	PB13	GPIO_Output	STAT LED

SPI Flash Connection

Net	FPGA IO#	STM32 Pin	STM32 Function	Flash Pin
ICE_SPI_SS	71	PD2	GPIO_Output	S#
ICE_SPI_MISO	68	PB4	SPI1_MISO	DQ1
ICE_SPI_MOSI	67	PB5	SPI1_MOSI	DQ0
ICE_SPI_SCK	70	PB3	SPI1_SCK	C
FLASH_HOLD	63	PC11	GPIO_Output	HOLD#/DQ3
FLASH_WP	64	PC12	GPIO_Output	W#/VPP/DQ2

FPGA Connection

Net	Function	FPGA IO#	STM32 Pin	STM32 Function	Notes
FPGA_IO_SPARE_0_2	rst_i	135	PA0	GPIO_Output	Active high
FPGA_IO_SPARE_0_0	mode_i	137	PB11	GPIO_Output	FPGA operation mode
DSPI_CS	valid_o	75	PB6	GPIO_Output	Data/Transfer Valid
FPGA_IO_SPARE_1_1	miso_i	101	PC2	SPI1_MISO
FPGA_IO_SPARE_1_0	mosi_i	99	PC3	SPI1_MOSI
I2C_O_SDA	cs_n	79	PB9	SPI1_NSS
FPGA_IO_SPARE_0_1	sclk_i	136	PB10	SPI1_SCK
FPGA_IO_SPARE_2_0		49	PA7
FPGA_IO_SPARE_2_1		48	PA6
FPGA_IO_SPARE_2_2		47	PA5
FPGA_IO_SPARE_2_3		45	PA4