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READMEThis file is part of the LowPass Filter with Finite Impulse Response (LPFFIR) project:https://opencores.org/projects/lpffirAUTHOR:Vladimir Armstrong, vladimirarmstrong@opencores.orgDESCRIPTION:Implementation of LPFFIR according to specification document:./doc/LPFFIR_Specifications.pdfDIRECTORY STRUCTURE:── bench Top level test bench│ ├── systemc For SystemC sources│ └── verilog For verilog sources│├── doc Specification and other PDF documents│ └── src Source version of all documents (Microsoft Word, Microsoft Visio)│├── rtl Verilog RTL sources│├── sim Top level simulations│ ├── matlab_sim MATLAB simulations│ │ ├── out Useful output from MATLAB simulation│ │ └── run MATLAB sources and for running MATLAB simulations│ ││ └── rtl_sim RTL simulations│ ├── out Useful output from RTL simulation│ └── run For running RTL simulations│├── sw Software sources for Python script utilities│ ├── out Useful output from Python script utilities│ └── run Python sources and for running Python script utilities│└── uvm Universal Verification Methodology (UVM)├── work Work in progress/unfinished project│ └── generated_tb Test bench│└── tools Open-source Tools├── easier_uvm_gen Automatic UVM test bench generator└── uvm_syoscb General purpose UVM ScoreboardOPEN-SOURCE TOOLS:1. Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Linux OS development platform2. SystemC 2.3.2-Accellera SystemC test bench simulator3. Verilator Verilog simulator4. GTKWave Verilog simulation waveform viewer5. GNU Octave Octave syntax is largely compatible with MATLAB6. Python RTL-simulation vs. MATLAB-expected check script
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