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The board_regs and comm_regs cores handle reset differently, but
there's also this sys_ena wire which appeared out of the ether one day
and is not yet in this movie. This version does NOT synthesize (nor
did the previous ones, but now we know it...).
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additional methods for things like .h and .mk files.
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cores)
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testbench that are based on the real RSA key generated by Rob. Both tests works on the modexp in the Novena.
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modulus.
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Automagically cleaned up trailing whitespace.
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limit for ready and valid.
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aes_tester.
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modexp_tester.
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instead of trusting human beings to read hex. Other trivial cleanups.
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single block tests with 128 and 256 bit keys in encipher and decipher modes.
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operations. Adding test runner for NIST tests.
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program with NIST test vectors.
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ChaCha addresses. (3) Updated modexp addresses with new memory access ports. Removed all prefixes that are now redundant. Fixed minor modexp mapping nits such as incorrect order of length addresses. Updated the version to reflect changes of API and that we now can do trivial modexp operations from SW.
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define for AES.
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the modexp core.
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segment for math cores and added first addresses for modexp core.
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