It maybe due to the input types used,unsigned types wider than 32 bits cannot be used without overflow errors occuring in conversion functions.I am not sure that is the reason but its worth checking.
We tested the altaccumulate megafunction with a size of 34 bits and with all other settings as default, the problem mentioned was not encountered. Would it be possible to email me the settings that were chosen in the Megawizard that were no-default? That would help us reproduce the problem.
We tested the altaccumulate megafunction with a size of 34 bits and with all other settings as default, the problem mentioned was not encountered. Would it be possible to email me the settings that were chosen in the Megawizard that were no-default? That would help us reproduce the problem.
settings: data input 35 bits result output 36 bits leave the rest as default and should give the error..
Now that I was trying to reproduce the error I found something else:
I opened the altaccumulate and produced one accumulator with all default settings (8bit input/output etc..) then I double-clicked the symbol and the megawizard opens again to change settings. then I ask for 33 input, 34 output and the rest as is. When it finishes it asks to overwrite the old files, I click OK, then gives: "Symbol altaccumulate0 has changed? Do you want to update it?", I click "yes" "Selected symbol or block" I click "yes" and now I get the strange message: "Can't find the block symbol altaccumulate0 -- if the file exists it is not located in the Altera-provided or user-defined libraries." , I click "ok" the symbol does not get updated but if I double click and thus re-open the megawizard of this symbol then I find my settings to have been updated.
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what I need for my design is an accumulator with:
- 35 bit signed number input
- 40 bit result
- clken
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thanks in advance, Subroto, you can mail me directly if you need more info at:
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