I have a really weird开发者_如何学C problem and I am not 100% why the compiler is complaining. The code is as follows:
I\'m creating a testbench for combinational logic, where a, b, cin are inputs in to an instantiated unit under test.All that ap开发者_如何学Gopears to be working fine.
I\'m trying to implement some very specific behavior of LUTs and slices, written in VHDL for Xilinx Virtex 5 FPGA synthesized using XST tool(s).I don\'t know if I can achieve my behavior by having the
I have a very simple VHDL module, consisting of a few lines of code. The thing is, when I generate the bitstream, I end
I\'m setting up a documentation about some sort of Library which consists of a C/C++ part and a VHDL part, plus some instructive doxygen-only pages. They have to be put into one self-contained group.
I have a very simple problem but I do not get my head around what is going wrong. Essentially, the whole thing works fine when simulating it, however, having it
I have this piece of IP that is supposed to be a 32 bits byte addressable memory. But I can\'t make it infer block rams, it is inferring a huge amount of flip flops...
I am trying to make a ROM in VHDL language, I am using this template I found on http://www.edaboard.com/thread38052.html :
I want to pass a from a floating point number to a integer number. Basically I have a floating point number between 1 and 0, with three decimal places 开发者_StackOverflow社区and I want to pass it to
VHDL and Verilog serve the same purpose, but most engineers favor one of both languages. I want to find out who favors which language.
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