## Goals
- Implement all the instructions in the RISC-V RV32I ISA that correspond to Load/Store (memory) operations.
## Given
- Test bench with test cases having Load/Store along with ALU operations
- Test bench will feed one input instruction per clock cycle
- All registers are assumed initialized to 0 - this should be done in your code
- IMEM and DMEM are given as modules in the test bench. You should not change them, but have to follow the read/write timing patterns from them.
- `cpu_tb.v` is the top test bench - the interface for your CPU code must match this.
## Details on the assignment
You need to implement code for the `cpu` module, that will read in the instructions and execute them. For assignment 5 (Load/Store) you can assume that the program counter (PC) always increments by 4 on each clock cycle. For the assignment involving branching, this cannot be assumed and you will have to implement the proper changes in PC.
### Test cases
Test cases are given under the `test/` folder, with appropriate imem and dmem files. Each imem file contains a set of instructions at the end that will dump all the register values into the first several locations in dmem. The test bench will then read out these values from dmem and compare with expected results.
The file `dump.s` in the top folder also shows an example of assembly code that you can write to create your own test cases. You can compile and disassemble as follows to generate the instruction codes. Note that function calls need to be handled with care: the addresses for functions are not resolved till the Link step completes, so disassembled code will not look or work as expected.
```bash
$ riscv32-unknown-elf-gcc -c dump.s
$ riscv32-unknown-elf-objdump -d -Mnumeric,no-aliases dump.o
```
