lattice: fix bscan register initialization inside clearSRAM()
For NEXUS family fpgas, the Bscan register is 362 bits long or 45.25 bytes => 46 bytes. This error was already correct when programming the sram. clearSRAM() is instead used when programming the spi flash memory.
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@ -135,6 +135,7 @@ using namespace std;
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#define READ_ECDSA_PUBKEY3 0x64 /* This command is used to read the fourth 128 bits of the ECDSA Public Key. */
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#define ISC_NOOP 0xff /* This command is no operation command (NOOP) or null operation. */
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#define LSC_DEVICE_CONTROL 0x7D /* Multiple commands. Bit 3: configuration reset */
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#define PRELOAD_SAMPLE 0x1C /* PRELOAD/SAMPLE jtag opcode. Nexus family has Bscan register 362 bits-long => 45.25 => 46 bytes */
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#define PUBKEY_LENGTH_BYTES 64 /* length of the public key (MachXO3D) in bytes */
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@ -314,7 +315,7 @@ bool Lattice::program_mem()
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} else {
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tx_len = 26;
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}
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wr_rd(0x1C, tx_buf, tx_len, NULL, 0);
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wr_rd(PRELOAD_SAMPLE, tx_buf, tx_len, NULL, 0);
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/* LSC_REFRESH 0x79 -- "Equivalent to toggle PROGRAMN pin"
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* We REFRESH only if the fpga is in a status of error due to
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@ -704,12 +705,19 @@ bool Lattice::clearSRAM()
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{
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uint32_t erase_op;
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/* preload 0x1C */
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uint8_t tx_buf[26];
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memset(tx_buf, 0xff, 26);
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wr_rd(0x1C, tx_buf, 26, NULL, 0);
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wr_rd(0xFf, NULL, 0, NULL, 0);
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/* PRELOAD/SAMPLE 0x1C
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* For NEXUS family fpgas, the Bscan register is 362 bits long or
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* 45.25 bytes => 46 bytes
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*/
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uint8_t tx_buf[46];
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memset(tx_buf, 0xff, 46);
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int tx_len;
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if(_fpga_family == NEXUS_FAMILY){
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tx_len = 46;
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} else {
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tx_len = 26;
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}
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wr_rd(PRELOAD_SAMPLE, tx_buf, tx_len, NULL, 0);
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/* ISC Enable 0xC6 */
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printInfo("Enable configuration: ", false);
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