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apb penable without psel
I understand what you said. I am just confused when I encounter this message:
OVL_ERROR : ASSERT_NEVER : QVL_APB_VIOLATION : The PENABLE signal should not be high when PSELx is low : Test expression is not FALSE : severity 1 : time 340 ns ...
The AMBA specification said that the apb bridge generates one PSELx signal for each slave,and all the slaves share the same PENABLE signal.
But the apb monitor in QuesteSim has the folowing assertion:
APB_05: The PENABLE signal should not be high when PSELx is low.
How can this assertion...
Re: Latch based design
do you mean replacing all flip flops with latches,and replacing a single clock with
two non-overlaping clocks?This technology is not widely used now.
$setup verilog
use them like this(specify block is located between module and endmodule)
specify
specparam
tIFCLK=20.83,
tSRD=12.7,
tRDH=3.7,
tSWR=12.1,
tWRH=3.6,
tSFD=3.2,
tFDH=4.5,
tSFA=25,
tFAH=10...
In a burst transfer who is responsible for increasing the address?The master or the slave? Should the slave read the address from the haddr input on every clock cycles,or read the address only when htrans=NONSEQ and increase it according to hsize and hburst?
Thanks
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I am also puzzled by the question,a job chance to working in the testing and development department in Freescale Semi or a Mix-signal design engineer in some design house?
Did you mean you did not know how to set variables such as 'link_library' ?
They are fully explained in Synopsys's documents.
If you did not understand variables such as PATH ,you should learn a bit more about Unix/Linux.
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