The following code:
output_process:process(clk) begin if( clk'event and clk='1') then mem_a
The following code:
output_process:process(clk) begin if( clk'event and clk='1') then mem_a
Synthesis works from port to port. Maybe mem_t affects no top output port.
-- Mike Treseler
Seems like they are there. I can see them in the editor. They route through several hierarchies to a series of these:
iobuf00 : IOBUF port map ( O => O( 0), IO => IO( 0), I => I( 0), T => T( 0) );
which are there but the OLOGIC is showing a latched O and a thru T.
Brad
Brad Smallridge schrieb:
see below XLXI_7
maps into T flop of ologic 100% antti
XLXI_6 : OFDT_MXILINX_t4 port map (C=>XLXN_13, D=>XLXN_25, T=>XLXN_15, O=>XLXN_16);
XLXI_7 : FD port map (C=>XLXN_13, D=>XLXN_24, Q=>XLXN_15);
XLXI_10 : IFD_MXILINX_t4 port map (C=>XLXN_13, D=>XLXN_26, Q=>XLXN_24);
XLXI_11 : IFD_MXILINX_t4 port map (C=>XLXN_13, D=>XLXN_27, Q=>XLXN_25);
If you have equivalent_register_removal ON in XST it will do this, and override any "keep" attributes you place on the _t signal, giving obscure warning messages that aren't documented anywhere in the Answers Record.
You can locally apply an "equivalent_register_removal = FALSE" attribute to the tristate signal, to prevent the simplification. This worked here for the same problem.
- Brian
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