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Implement state machine using Microblaze

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Hi,I would like to know if there is a way to implement a state machine in microblaze processor to control two other peripherals. Is there any tutorial that will help me out with this issue.
 

I think you can not write state machine synchronous to clk in a processor. Seems something odd.
Actually simple if-else program will work for you. it is as good as state machine. because, instruction execution took place according to core clock.
 
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Thank you...i also wanted to know if there is any tutorial which could help with regard to the implementation of such systems in XPS.
 

State machines are totally possible in microcontrollers. Just beware they react a little differently than hardware state machines.
 

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what do you mean by "Just beware they react a little differently than hardware state machines."
How exactly?
 

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what do you mean by "Just beware they react a little differently than hardware state machines."
How exactly?
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Well, for one thing, a hardware state macine will react instantly to the controlling stimuli, while a software state machine might exhibit a little latency, as it goes through it's program loop. That generally isn't a problem, and can be ingnore for most applications.
 

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