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micheleandClaude Sonnet 5 175f697ae1 feat(v2): M4 Memory Manager + Prefetch Engine, real V1 PSRAM backend
Implements M4: memory_manager.v (arbitration/buffering/forwarding/
latency hiding/double buffering, §12) + prefetch_engine.v
(double-buffered tile fetch, §13), sitting on the REAL, UNMODIFIED V1
PSRAM backend chain (int8_memory_access.v -> memory_interface.v ->
psram_controller.v, per §15's explicit mandate not to touch the
controller).

Verified fully end-to-end with Verilator: real neural_processor (M1)
fed entirely by memory_manager, computing against PSRAM-resident X/W
tiles (double-buffered prefetch across up to 5 tiles) and writing its
result back to PSRAM -- checked via an independent PSRAM read-back,
with poison bytes around the operand regions to catch addressing
errors. 3/3 jobs pass (1/3/5-tile configurations).

Three real RTL bugs found and fixed during integration (full
diagnostic trail in errors.log ERR-0006): prefetch_engine had no
single-in-flight-request discipline, letting a queued request corrupt
the bank bookkeeping of a fetch already running; the fix's own
!pf_busy guard had a one-cycle blind spot (pf_busy lags pf_start by a
clock) that needed an explicit !pf_start term; and a state-based mux
for the shared backend port was off by one cycle, silently dropping
the PSRAM result write entirely.

Real synthesis: 0 CHECK problems, 851 LUT4/789 FF/108 CCU2C/0 DSP
(expected, no multiplication in this module). Real place&route (via a
synthesis-only timing harness, needed for the same TRELLIS_IO pin-
budget reason as M2's array): Fmax 165.86 MHz, PASS at 80MHz.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013xXuuRUWZScuo1DeYJxs3v
2026-09-05 14:39:29 +02:00

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# V2 synthesis log -- solo append, mai troncato/sovrascritto (vedi README.md)
# Nessuna entry ancora -- popolato incrementalmente man mano che avanza lo sviluppo V2.
[2026-09-05] EXP-0001 -- neural_processor (P_IN=8, ACC_WIDTH=32)
LUT: 55 FF: 533 DSP(MULT18X18D): 8 BRAM: 0 CCU2C: 96
CHECK: 0 problems. 36 warnings, all "multiple conflicting drivers for
neural_processor.\gi" -- benign Yosys quirk for an `integer` used as
a synthesizable for-loop index in stage 0's unrolled always block,
not a real multi-driver conflict (cross-verified functionally
correct on 2 independent simulators). Log: hardware/v2/synthesis/
neural_processor_p8/yosys.log
[2026-09-05] EXP-0002 -- neural_processor (P_IN=8, ACC_WIDTH=24)
LUT: 49 FF: 509 DSP(MULT18X18D): 8 BRAM: 0 CCU2C: 88
CHECK: 0 problems, same 36 benign warnings as EXP-0001.
Log: hardware/v2/synthesis/neural_processor_p8_acc24/yosys.log
[2026-09-05] EXP-0003 -- neural_processor_array via
harness_neural_processor_array.v (synthesis-only wrapper, see
errors.log ERR-0005), N_PROCESSORS in {1,2,4,8}, P_IN=8
N=1: LUT=59 FF=409 MULT18X18D=8 CCU2C=96
N=2: LUT=106 FF=786 MULT18X18D=16 CCU2C=192
N=4: LUT=207 FF=1540 MULT18X18D=32 CCU2C=384
N=8: LUT=374 FF=3048 MULT18X18D=64 CCU2C=768
CHECK: 0 problems in all 4 configurations. Perfectly linear scaling in
N confirms no unintended cross-processor resource sharing (a first,
flawed harness attempt fed identical data to every processor/lane
and Yosys silently deduplicated down to 1x regardless of N -- caught
by checking for exactly this linearity before trusting the numbers).
[2026-09-05] EXP-0004 -- activation_buffer/weight_buffer/result_buffer,
2 depths each
activation_buffer D=4096: LUT=37 FF=30 DP16KD=2 (D=256: LUT=21 FF=26 DP16KD=1)
weight_buffer D=512: LUT=88 FF=139 DP16KD=2 (D=64: LUT=73 FF=136 DP16KD=2)
result_buffer D=4096: LUT=37 FF=30 DP16KD=2 (D=256: LUT=21 FF=26 DP16KD=1)
CHECK: 0 problems, all 6 configs correctly infer DP16KD (no LUT-RAM
fallback). weight_buffer's DP16KD count does NOT drop with depth
(width-bound, not depth-bound -- see decisions.log / benchmark.log).
[2026-09-05] EXP-0005 -- memory_manager + prefetch_engine (standalone)
LUT4=851 TRELLIS_FF=789 CCU2C=108 MULT18X18D=0 (expected, no
multiplication in this module). CHECK: 0 problems.