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sadid
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 10 Aug 2008 17:31 CAM/RAM MadulWare(or MegaFunction) for FPGA Advantages |
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I need to implementing a CAM(Content Address Memory) in an FPGA Based Design.
I've Found it in qu(at)rtus but my project is in the FPGA Advantage
now I need your help what can I do?
is it possible to find similar IP for FPGA Advantages?
is it possible to temporarily move my project to qu(at)rtus and then back...
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sadid
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| 17 Aug 2008 5:40 CAM/RAM MadulWare(or MegaFunction) for FPGA Advantages |
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I've found similar module ware in ISE
and also it's possible to port an ISE project to qu(at)rtus but I need to port the IP or it's source to FPGA Advantages
is there a way?
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FvM
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| 17 Aug 2008 19:26 Re: CAM/RAM MadulWare(or MegaFunction) for FPGA Advantages |
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I expect, that FPGA Advantage is using hardware specific libraries for entities as FPGA internal RAM, PLLs, I/O-cells. Basically, the documented HDL primitives, provided by ISE or qu(at)rtus can be used. FPGA Advantage place and route is performed by vendors tools (e. g. qu(at)rtus) anyway.
Regarding complex IP from FPGA vendor or third parties, the situation is more complicated. Most of the cores is distributed as encrypted HDL, in a vendor specific format not usable with other tools. So the IP in question has to be delivered in a FPGA Advantage specific distribution.
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sadid
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| 21 Aug 2008 6:46 CAM/RAM MadulWare(or MegaFunction) for FPGA Advantages |
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Thank FvM.
I can Switch my design to qu(at)rtus...
FPGA Advantages be able to use qu(at)rtus meg(at)core Wizard ... this is possible but when I've trouble with one of them it seems that qu(at)rtus hasn't install completely.. or I need to buy some licenses ...
however I've a choice to using qu(at)rtus ... is good in Black Box Approach like FPGA Advantage?
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