Controller Craps Dice Game

1. Controller Craps Dice Game Switching and Logic Lab Standard Laboratory Exercises

2. Craps • Review rules (view from state information) • ASM chart game • State diagram • FSM for controller • Integrate dataflow and control • Game Done!

3. Rules of Craps Dice Game • After rolling the dice (two six-sided die), the sum is tested. • If the sum is • 7 or 11, the player wins; • if it is 2, 3, or 12, the player loses. • Otherwise, the sum is either 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10 and is saved as the point and the player must roll again. . • If the new sum • equals the point, the player wins; • if it is 7, the player loses. • Otherwise, the player must roll again. • Play continues until the player wins or loses

4. Block Diagram

5. ASM Chart Symbols • Actions relate to • States (reset, roll dice, roll done) and • Outputs to dataflow (Sp and Roll) and outside world (Win and Lose) • Decisions relate to inputs from dataflow (D7, D711, D2312, EQ) and outside world (Rb and Reset)

6. Roll Dice Y N Rb Y N D711? Win Lose Y Y N N Reset Reset ASM Chart Add your actions and decisions here.

7. State Diagram State Description sReset Reset  sFirstRoll First Roll  sStorePoint Store Point sPlayerWins Player wins  sPlayerLoses Player loses  sWaitNextRoll Wait for next roll  sNextRoll Next Roll  sEndNextRoll End next roll  8 states

8. State Diagram • Partial Moore Model • Complete transitions • Note states not in sequence • sResetsFirstRoll  sStorePoint ••• sReset

9. Craps Controller Entity ENTITY Controller IS PORT ( Rb,Reset,Clk : IN BIT; --external D7,D711,D2312,Eq : IN BIT; --internal Roll,Sp : OUT BIT; --internal Win,Lose : OUT BIT; --external END Controller;

10. Behavioral Architecture ARCHITECTURE Behavioral OF Controller IS TYPE STATE_TYPE IS (sReset, sFirstRoll, .....); SIGNAL state : STATE_TYPE; BEGIN --Place behavioral description here END Behavioral;

11. State Logic --Finite State Machine FSM: PROCESS BEGIN --Insert CASE statement here END PROCESS FSM;

12. Case Statement CASE State IS WHEN sReset => --Reset State IF Rb = ‘0' THEN State <= sReset; ELSE State <= sFirstRoll; END IF; -- place the rest of the cases here END CASE;

13. Moore Output Logic --output combinational logic Sp <= '1' WHEN State = sStorePoint ELSE '0'; Roll <= Win <= Lose <= Example

14. Add State to Simulation

15. Add State to Simulation

16. Build Simulation State by State and Transition by Transition

17. Build Simulation • State by State (See previous slide) • Transition by transition (D7, D711, D2312, EQ, Reset and Rb • Get 100% coverage by going through all states and taking all possible transitions out of given state

18. Controller Test and Verification • Enter Controller as VHDL • See course web page for template • Requires some additional typing • Analysis and Synthesis • Assign Pins • Compile until error and warning free • Simulate controller inputs • Check controller outputs • Program • Exercise

19. DataflowCraps CrapsController OUTPUT DSL[0..6] Rb INPUT Roll DSL[0..6] Rb Roll VCC Clk INPUT OUTPUT DSR[0..6] Reset INPUT Clk DSR[0..6] Reset Sp VCC VCC OUTPUT Win OUTPUT Sum[3..0] SP Sum[3..0] Clk Win OUTPUT Lose D7 D7 Lose OUTPUT State[2..0] D711 D711 State[2..0] D2312 D2312 Eq Eq OUTPUT Point[3..0] Point[3..0] inst1 OUTPUT D7 OUTPUT D711 inst OUTPUT D2312 OUTPUT Eq Craps Project • Copy all BDFs and VHDLs to new folder • Create new project (with unused pins as Tristate inputs) • Create symbols of dataflow BDF and Controller VHDL • Interconnect

20. Craps • Analysis and Synthesis • Assign Pins • Skip Simulation • Program and Play • Did it work properly? • Obtain signature

21. Unused Pins as Tri-State Inputs • Select “Assignments” • Select “Device” • Select “Device & Pin Options” • Select “Unused Pins” Tab • Select “As inputs, tri-stated” • OK