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    From: Dries Driessens <ddr@d...>
    Date: Fri, 16 May 2003 08:38:13 +0200
    Subject: Re: [openrisc] sram_top.v
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    In my humble opinion, don't try to 'improve' lines of code so that 
    Quartus can compile it, because in the end, you'll have rewritten the 
    OR. The fact is that Altera and Xilinx sell CPLD/FPGA components and 
    software that maps and routes HDL for these components. You just can't 
    expect Altera and Xilinx to deliver software that can synthesise as good 
    as real synthesis tools like Synplify, Synopsys or FPGA advantage.
    
    Best regards,
    Dries
    
    Jerry English wrote:
    > Greetings,
    > 
    > I am trying to compile the SOC for Altera's Stratix. I have made many many memory
    > models. Now I am looking at the file mem_if/sram_top.v.
    > 
    > At first the sram_top.v caused an internal error in quartus. I commented out the `define SRAM_GENERIC in the sram_top.v file.
    > 
    > Now Quartus is complaining about an undefined variable wb_err. 
    > I copied assign wb_err = wb_cyc_i & wb_stb_i & (delay == 2'd0) & (|wb_adr_i[23:21]);  to the `else module but
    > got another error message about delay not being defined. 
    > 
    > So at this point I'm pretty uncomfortable about copying, commenting and pasting into code that I 
    > know next to nothing about.  
    > 
    > I would have thought that just commenting out the `define SRAM_GENERIC would have done the trick.
    > Where did I go wrong?
    > 
    > regards
    > Jerry
    > 
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    [openrisc] sram_top.vJerry English

    Follow upAuthor
    Re: [openrisc] sram_top.vRichard Herveille

     
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