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`timescale 1ns/100ps

module align_mux #(
  parameter DATA_PATH_WIDTH = 4
) (
  input clk,
  input [1:0] align,
  input [DATA_PATH_WIDTH*8-1:0] in_data,
  input [DATA_PATH_WIDTH-1:0] in_charisk,
  output reg [DATA_PATH_WIDTH*8-1:0] out_data,
  output reg [DATA_PATH_WIDTH-1:0] out_charisk
);

reg [DATA_PATH_WIDTH*8-1:0] in_data_d1;
reg [DATA_PATH_WIDTH-1:0] in_charisk_d1;

always @(posedge clk) begin
  in_data_d1 <= in_data;
  in_charisk_d1 <= in_charisk;
end

always @(*) begin
  case (align)
  'h0: out_data <= in_data_d1;
  'h1: out_data <= {in_data[7:0],in_data_d1[31:8]};
  'h2: out_data <= {in_data[15:0],in_data_d1[31:16]};
  'h3: out_data <= {in_data[23:0],in_data_d1[31:24]};
  endcase

  case (align)
  'h0: out_charisk <= in_charisk_d1;
  'h1: out_charisk <= {in_charisk[0:0],in_charisk_d1[3:1]};
  'h2: out_charisk <= {in_charisk[1:0],in_charisk_d1[3:2]};
  'h3: out_charisk <= {in_charisk[2:0],in_charisk_d1[3:3]};
  endcase
end

endmodule