WRAMPmon is the monitor program that runs on a WRAMP board when it is reset
to its initial state.
It has a number of features, allowing a user to load, run, inspect, and debug
their own code.
WRAMPmon was initially written by Dean Armstrong, and ran on the original REX boards. A few changes and enhancements were made by Daniel Oosterwijk and Tyler Marriner while reimplementing WRAMP on the Basys3 FPGA.
WRAMPmon is stored on the flash memory of the Basys3 FPGAs. Instructions for using the .mem file created by this project can be found in WRAMPsys.
Building WRAMPmon from source requires a complete WRAMP toolchain, including
wasm, wlink, wcc, and trim.
These can be found in the wasm, wcc, and trim projects.
Once all four binaries can be run from the command line, run make.
This will also build monitor.srec as an intermediate file, but it cannot
be loaded onto the board as other .srec files can.