core/math/modexp - Modular exponentiation core

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2015-06-02	Updated header to emphasis that this is a top level wrapper.	Joachim Strömbergson

2015-06-02	Refactored into core and top.	Joachim Strömbergson

2015-05-24	Minor layout fixes.	Joachim Strömbergson

2015-05-21	Added internal cycle counter. Added API addresses to extract cycle counter ↵	Joachim Strömbergson
	value. Moved reset of start reg to beginning of FSM.
2015-05-20	(1) Removed unneeded default state. (2) Cleanup of testbench and added a ↵	Joachim Strömbergson
	bigger test case.
2015-05-20	Changed to using modexp length register and removed the common length register.	Joachim Strömbergson

2015-05-19	Updated TB to use access ports. Added missing invalidate of residue when ↵	Joachim Strömbergson
	modulus is updated. Minor cleanup.
2015-04-27	Updated header with info about bit lengths supported.	Joachim Strömbergson

2015-04-27	Updating modexp core to v 0.50. This version contains a working core that ↵	Joachim Strömbergson
	can perform sign and verify with big keys/values. The core builds ok in Altera and Xilinx FPGA tools. This commit also includes a new testgenerator capable of generating testbench for modexp with autgenerated test data of different lengths. The README has been updated with status and implementation results in for different FPGA devices.
2015-04-21	Fixed incorrect types.	Joachim Strömbergson

2015-04-21	Update of modexp to include more of the integration of residue calculator. ↵	Joachim Strömbergson
	Update of shl and shr to simplify code. shl and shr could be replaced by functions.
2015-04-20	(1) Modexp with better API. (2) Adding working residue module. (3) Adding ↵	Joachim Strömbergson
	new shift32 with carry module needed by the residue module.
2015-04-13	Adding initial versions of rtl for modexp. Montgomery multiplication works ↵	Joachim Strömbergson
	for 8192 bit operands. Modexp can build, but lacks proper control and residue generator. Memories has been tested to match block memories in Xilinx and Altera FPGAs.