/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////                                                             ////////  Forward Discrete Cosine Transform and ZigZag unit          ////////                                                             ////////  Author: Richard Herveille                                  ////////          richard@asics.ws                                   ////////          www.asics.ws                                       ////////                                                             /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////                                                             //////// Copyright (C) 2002 Richard Herveille                        ////////                    richard@asics.ws                         ////////                                                             //////// This source file may be used and distributed without        //////// restriction provided that this copyright statement is not   //////// removed from the file and that any derivative work contains //////// the original copyright notice and the associated disclaimer.////////                                                             ////////     THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED ``AS IS'' AND WITHOUT ANY     //////// EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED   //////// TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS   //////// FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. 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Errors in the lower-order bits should          //	// therefore not be visible.                                      //	// For certain applications some of the lower-order bits could    //	// actually be discarded. When looking at the luminance and       //	// chrominance example quantization tables (ITU-T.81 annex K)     //	// it can be seen that the smallest quantization value is ten     //	// (qnt_val_min = 10). This means that the lowest 2bits can be    //	// discarded (set to zero '0') without having any effect on the   //	// final result. In this example 11 bit or 12 bit coefficients    //	// would be sufficient.                                           //	//                                                                //	////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////	parameter coef_width = 11;	parameter di_width = 8;	parameter do_width = 12;	//	// inputs & outputs	//	input clk;                    // system clock	input ena;                    // clock enable	input rst;                    // active low asynchronous reset	input dstrb;                  // data-strobe. Present dstrb 1clk-cycle before data block	input  [di_width-1:0] din;	output [do_width-1:0] dout;	output                douten; // data-out enable	//	// variables	//	wire doe;	wire [do_width -1:0]  // results from DCT module		res00, res01, res02, res03, res04, res05, res06, res07,		res10, res11, res12, res13, res14, res15, res16, res17,		res20, res21, res22, res23, res24, res25, res26, res27,		res30, res31, res32, res33, res34, res35, res36, res37, 		res40, res41, res42, res43, res44, res45, res46, res47,		res50, res51, res52, res53, res54, res55, res56, res57, 		res60, res61, res62, res63, res64, res65, res66, res67,		res70, res71, res72, res73, res74, res75, res76, res77;	//	// module body	//	// Hookup DCT module	dct #(coef_width, di_width, do_width)	dct_mod(		.clk(clk),		.ena(ena),		.rst(rst),		.dstrb(dstrb),		.din(din),		.dout_00(res00),		.dout_01(res01),		.dout_02(res02),		.dout_03(res03),		.dout_04(res04),		.dout_05(res05),		.dout_06(res06),		.dout_07(res07),		.dout_10(res10),		.dout_11(res11),		.dout_12(res12),		.dout_13(res13),		.dout_14(res14),		.dout_15(res15),		.dout_16(res16),		.dout_17(res17),		.dout_20(res20),		.dout_21(res21),		.dout_22(res22),		.dout_23(res23),		.dout_24(res24),		.dout_25(res25),		.dout_26(res26),		.dout_27(res27),		.dout_30(res30),		.dout_31(res31),		.dout_32(res32),		.dout_33(res33),		.dout_34(res34),		.dout_35(res35),		.dout_36(res36),		.dout_37(res37),		.dout_40(res40),		.dout_41(res41),		.dout_42(res42),		.dout_43(res43),		.dout_44(res44),		.dout_45(res45),		.dout_46(res46),		.dout_47(res47),		.dout_50(res50),		.dout_51(res51),		.dout_52(res52),		.dout_53(res53),		.dout_54(res54),		.dout_55(res55),		.dout_56(res56),		.dout_57(res57),		.dout_60(res60),		.dout_61(res61),		.dout_62(res62),		.dout_63(res63),		.dout_64(res64),		.dout_65(res65),		.dout_66(res66),		.dout_67(res67),		.dout_70(res70),		.dout_71(res71),		.dout_72(res72),		.dout_73(res73),		.dout_74(res74),		.dout_75(res75),		.dout_76(res76),		.dout_77(res77),		.douten(doe)	);	// Hookup ZigZag unit	zigzag zigzag_mod(		.clk(clk), 		.ena(ena),		.dstrb(doe),		.din_00(res00),		.din_01(res01),		.din_02(res02),		.din_03(res03),		.din_04(res04),		.din_05(res05),		.din_06(res06),		.din_07(res07),		.din_10(res10),		.din_11(res11),		.din_12(res12),		.din_13(res13),		.din_14(res14),		.din_15(res15),		.din_16(res16),		.din_17(res17),		.din_20(res20),		.din_21(res21),		.din_22(res22),		.din_23(res23),		.din_24(res24),		.din_25(res25),		.din_26(res26),		.din_27(res27),		.din_30(res30),		.din_31(res31),		.din_32(res32),		.din_33(res33),		.din_34(res34),		.din_35(res35),		.din_36(res36),		.din_37(res37),		.din_40(res40),		.din_41(res41),		.din_42(res42),		.din_43(res43),		.din_44(res44),		.din_45(res45),		.din_46(res46),		.din_47(res47),		.din_50(res50),		.din_51(res51),		.din_52(res52),		.din_53(res53),		.din_54(res54),		.din_55(res55),		.din_56(res56),		.din_57(res57),		.din_60(res60),		.din_61(res61),		.din_62(res62),		.din_63(res63),		.din_64(res64),		.din_65(res65),		.din_66(res66),		.din_67(res67),		.din_70(res70),		.din_71(res71),		.din_72(res72),		.din_73(res73),		.din_74(res74),		.din_75(res75),		.din_76(res76),		.din_77(res77),		.dout(dout),		.douten(douten)	);endmodule