Xilinx, Inc.

Mark R Nethercot

Martin B Rhodes

David James Riddoch

Dmitri Kitariev

Robert Yin

Gareth David Edwards

Nicholas McKay

Stuart Alan Nisbet

Julian M Kain

Colin Stirling

Jayant Mittal

Ricardo Gonzalez Toral

Mehulkumar R Vashi

Martin Rhodes

A computer-implemented method for managing processing order for a plurality of commands can include in response to receiving each command of a plurality of commands in a receipt order, assigning each respective command of the plurality of commands to a respective processing queue of a plurality of processing queues to be processed, and setting, for each of the plurality of commands and in the receipt order, an identifier based on the respective queue assigned to each of the plurality of commands, and managing, based on the identifiers for each of the plurality of commands in the receipt order, an order of processing of each of the plurality of commands from the respective processing queue of the plurality of processing queues. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Systems and methods for managing order of command processing

A method for computing a X-bit cyclical redundancy check (CRC-X) frame value for a data frame transmitted over a N-bit databus is provided. The method includes receiving a N-bit data input with an end-of-frame for the data frame at bit position M on the N-bit databus, performing a bitwise XOR on X most significant bits of the N-bit data input with a CRC-X feedback value to form a first N-bit intermediate data. The method also includes shifting the first N-bit intermediate data by M bit positions to align the end-of-frame of the data frame with a least significant bit (LSB), and padding M number of zero bits to a most significant bit (MSB) of the first N-bit intermediate data to form a second N-bit intermediate data.

Method and implementation of cyclic redundancy check for wide databus

Method and apparatus for controlling an operating mode of an Ethernet media access controller (MAC) embedded in a programmable device is described. In some examples, a configuration circuit is configured to receive a configuration signal from configuration memory of the programmable device and a host signal from a host bus of the programmable device, and configured to output a control length check disable signal the value of which depends on the value of at least one of the configuration signal or the host signal. A parameter check circuit is configured to receive a control signal derived from at least one of the control length check disable signal or the configuration signal, and configured to selectively disable checking a length of each control frame in frames received by the Ethernet MAC based on a value of the control signal.

Method and apparatus for controlling an operating mode for an embedded Ethernet media access controller

A method of tuning an input/output (I/O) interface of a circuit design for a selected programmable integrated circuit can include determining whether the I/O interface meets a timing requirement and when the I/O interface does not meet the timing requirement, automatically adjusting a first timing setting of the I/O interface of the circuit design. The method can include iteratively determining whether the I/O interface meets the timing requirement, and responsive to each iteration, adjusting the first timing setting. The circuit design, including the adjusted first timing setting, can be output.

Automatic input/output timing adjustment flow for programmable integrated circuits

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Mark R Nethercot