hardware testing using xilinx spartan 3 board

hello everybody!!!
i am working on a project and i have been assigned a task and i need some help in that.
Actually i have designed a module in which there are 4 32-bit 1K desth FIFO's. Everything is working fine and i am even able to program it using the JTAG but now my employees want me to test it athardware level. I told my engineer that there are very high number of pins like 32 data input pins,some write enable pins etc.
The engineer said that you can write a code which assigns all the test data and writes it to FPGA during the programming phase and then the output can be checked. Now how can i assign values at memory locations in code. And any suggestions asto how can i check the whole module at hardware level using the available spartan 3 boards?????
i really really need help

Added after 3 minutes:

and the board i have is SPartan-3 Starter Board produced by digilent

Did u infer your FIFO or did u use a VHDL Instantiation Template?

If u use the second u can specify the initial content if the memory:
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Also useful:
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and

https://www.xilinx.com/bvdocs/appnotes/xapp463.pdf

I have used the IP core generator to generate a single ffio and then i used the VERILOG template.....

Added after 5 hours 41 minutes:

OK let me rephrase my question in clearer words.....
I want to test my design and i have a spartan 3 starter board (digilent)......In my module, i want to direct certain input pins to the switches and some output pins to the LEDs on the board...... i know its something to do with adding a constraint file but i want to know if there is any tutorial or any suggestion as to how to do this.....
Help plz....

okay, I think now I understand it.

U can find a short tutorial here:
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Maybe u can also perform a P&R simulation for the first test.

For a complete test of your FIFOs in HW I would use the UART.

More constraining infomation:
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syedahmar said:

In my module, i want to direct certain input pins to the switches and some output pins to the LEDs on the board...... how to do this.....
Help plz....

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Hiu syed,
there will be a datasheet specific to the development kit that u use.
so in that, they will specify the pin connections which leads to the LED/Switches.
so make a note of those pins, and lock it using a PACE editor or write a UCF for pinlocking. then u can drive signals to the FPGA and redirect it 2 the LEDs