feat(v2): M3 activation/weight/result buffers, real BRAM mapping
Implements M3: three parametric dual-port buffers for the §12 data-plane (Input/Weight/Result), reusing the proven BRAM-inference idiom from the frozen hardware/v1/rtl/act_buffer.v (synchronous write, synchronous REGISTERED read, no reset on the read register -- keeps Yosys off the LUT-RAM path). Verified with Verilator: 10/10 tests pass (write-then-read correctness, extreme INT8 round-tripping, weight_buffer's full 64-bit tile width round-tripping, undisturbed re-reads). Real synthesis at two depths per module (6 configs total): 0 CHECK problems, every configuration correctly infers DP16KD (never LUT-RAM). Non-obvious real finding: weight_buffer's BRAM cost is driven by its P_IN*DATA_WIDTH tile width, not its DEPTH -- an 8x depth reduction (512->64) left DP16KD usage unchanged at 2, while activation_buffer/result_buffer (byte-wide) scale as naively expected (2->1). All default-depth configs PASS at 80MHz with large margin (287-367 MHz) via real nextpnr-ecp5 place&route. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013xXuuRUWZScuo1DeYJxs3v
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@@ -27,3 +27,12 @@ CHECK: 0 problems in all 4 configurations. Perfectly linear scaling in
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flawed harness attempt fed identical data to every processor/lane
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and Yosys silently deduplicated down to 1x regardless of N -- caught
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by checking for exactly this linearity before trusting the numbers).
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[2026-09-05] EXP-0004 -- activation_buffer/weight_buffer/result_buffer,
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2 depths each
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activation_buffer D=4096: LUT=37 FF=30 DP16KD=2 (D=256: LUT=21 FF=26 DP16KD=1)
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weight_buffer D=512: LUT=88 FF=139 DP16KD=2 (D=64: LUT=73 FF=136 DP16KD=2)
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result_buffer D=4096: LUT=37 FF=30 DP16KD=2 (D=256: LUT=21 FF=26 DP16KD=1)
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CHECK: 0 problems, all 6 configs correctly infer DP16KD (no LUT-RAM
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fallback). weight_buffer's DP16KD count does NOT drop with depth
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(width-bound, not depth-bound -- see decisions.log / benchmark.log).
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