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test cases that verifies that we can work with 2048 bit operands.
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but with 64 bit internal data width for the modexp_core. Adding a README to explain the purpose of the contents of the support source and what the files are for.
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add and div.
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padding to work correctly.
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padding of exponent and improving performance. Updated testbenches to match the changed lengths inside the device under test.
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if-else to remove spurious s_mem read.
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operand sizes.
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cycle in each loop.
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Updated the montprod TB to match changed FSM states in montprod.
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specifically working on 32-bit operands. HEADSUP: This breaks builds that use the old file names.
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operand size. Updated module integrations in modexp_core to set the operand width and address width.
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block memory.
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level localparams with explanation in modexp.v to control the core instantiation.
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residue to use the generic adder and shifters.
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Updated instantiation to use generics.
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means.
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operand data size and addresses. We need to update counters too.
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extra lsw set.
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priority mux.
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modexp with 3%. (2) Updated montprod testbench to not use the now removed states. (3) Minor code cleanup to make it easier to work with for further improvements.
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counter. (3) Reordered processes to main datapath first.
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