[hw,dma,rtl] Flexible address increment options

This PR adds support for a flexible address increment mode.
For the source and destination address, the DMA can be
configured to perform:
* No address increment (FIXED). The DMA always reads/writes
from the same address.
* Wrapped increment (WRAP). The DMA increments and when
finishing one chunk wraps back to the starting address.
* Linear increment (LINEAR). The DMA always increments the
address

These modes are independent of the hardware handshake mode.
It was implemetned as two dedicated registers to provide
support for future changes w/o changing the register
layout.

Signed-off-by: Robert Schilling <[email protected]>

hw/ip/dma/data/dma.hjson

@@ -470,35 +470,7 @@
                 No explicit clearing necessary.
                 '''
         }
-        { bits: "5"
-          name: "memory_buffer_auto_increment_enable"
-          resval: 0x0
-          desc: '''
-                Used in conjunction with the hardware handshake mode of operation.
-                Auto Increments the memory buffer address register by data size to point to the next memory buffer address.
-                Generate a warning (assert interrupt) if the auto-incremented address reaches close to the value set in limit address register to prevent destination buffer overflow.
-                Enables firmware to take appropriate action prior to reaching the limit.
-                '''
-        }
-        { bits: "6"
-          name: "fifo_auto_increment_enable"
-          resval: 0x0
-          desc: '''
-                Used in conjunction with the hardware handshake mode of operation.
-                If set, reads/writes from/to incremental addresses for FIFO data accesses within each chunk, resetting to the initial value at the beginning of each new chunk.
-                Else uses the same address for all transactions.
-                '''
-        }
-        { bits: "7"
-          name: "data_direction"
-          resval: 0x0
-          desc: '''
-                Used in conjunction with the hardware handshake enable.
-                0: Receive data from LSIO FIFO to memory buffer.
-                1: Send data from memory buffer to LSIO FIFO.
-                '''
-        }
-        { bits: "8"
+        { bits: "9"
           name: "initial_transfer"
           resval: 0x0
           hwaccess: "hrw"
@@ -537,6 +509,58 @@
       // tests are not aware of.
       tags: ["excl:CsrAllTests:CsrExclWrite"]
     }
+    {
+      name: "SRC_CONTROL"
+      desc: "Defines the addressing behavior of the DMA for the source address."
+      swaccess: "rw"
+      hwaccess: "hro"
+      regwen: "CFG_REGWEN"
+      fields: [
+        { bits: 0
+          name: "increment"
+          resval: 0x0
+          desc: '''
+                Defines the increment behavior after every DMA read.
+                When 0: Source address is not changed.
+                        All reads are done from the same address.
+                When 1: Source address is incremented by transfer_width after each read.
+                '''
+        }
+        { bits: "1"
+          name: "wrap"
+          resval: 0x0
+          desc: '''
+                When 1: Source address wrapped back to the starting address when finishing a chunk.
+                '''
+        }
+      ]
+    }
+    {
+      name: "DST_CONTROL"
+      desc: "Defines the addressing behavior of the DMA for the destination address."
+      swaccess: "rw"
+      hwaccess: "hro"
+      regwen: "CFG_REGWEN"
+      fields: [
+        { bits: "0"
+          name: "increment"
+          resval: 0x0
+          desc: '''
+                Defines the increment behavior after every DMA write.
+                When 0: Destination address is not changed.
+                        All writes are done to the same address.
+                When 1: Destintation address is incremented by transfer_width after each write.
+                '''
+        }
+        { bits: "1"
+          name: "wrap"
+          resval: 0x0
+          desc: '''
+                When 1: Destination address wrapped back to the starting address when finishing a chunk.
+                '''
+        }
+      ]
+    }
     { name: "STATUS"
       desc: "Status indication for DMA data movement."
       swaccess: "rw1c"
@@ -736,7 +760,7 @@
         ]
       }
     }
-    { skipto: "0x11C" }
+    { skipto: "0x124" }
     { multireg: {
         name: "INTR_SRC_WR_VAL"
         desc: "Write value for interrupt clearing write."