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[SOLVED] a VHDL error "Operator"+"is not defined for s

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a VHDL error

Hi;
I want to use some symbols as delay time for signal assignements. So I use the following lines for this purpose:

constant Tbuff : integer:=5;
constant Tcable : integer:=7;
begin
a <= b after Tbuff +Tcable;

but I receive these error messages when I compile them. Would you please help me to resolve this errors?

ERROR:"Operator "+" is not defined for such operands."
ERROR:"Time expression expected."


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a VHDL error

You have to provide "a <= b after (Tbuff+Tcable) ns";

Change "ns" to what ever time scale unit
 

Re: a VHDL error

I did it but the following error message arised:

ERROR: "Keyword "when" expected"
 

a VHDL error

put up your complete code so that it will be clear at which line it is pointing?
 

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