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Generally, Boot is input and Valid is output, which Boot will reset the CPU pc register and start test mode if it is set to 1, and Valid is for some exceptions. Boot should be supported by adding some reset logic while Valid is generated by expectation detection logic. At this stage, single cyclic CPU design, the expection can be considered as expection of instruction fetching and decoding, aka. Unknown instruction happens. In regular instructions, Valid is set to 1. If an unknown instruction is send into Inst of ctlpath, Valid will be set to 0.
What is the use of Boot and Valid and their meaning in circuit?
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