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In my design i used to assign a 3 bit register to 15 bit register........it works well in simulation ......will it be having any synthesizing problem.......or backend problems......Is there any restriction for usage of it.......
module tt(.....);
reg [15:0] a;
reg [3:0] b;
...
i inculded global.h header file in more than two c code file and the compiler stats the error multiple defined object and error lnk-2005 .....how to solve the issue...
The header file starts with
#ifndef _GLOBAL_H_
#def _GLOBAL_H_
// variable declaration
// function declaration
//...
i dont want the details regarding the memory controllers............depending upon the input to my module........the memory utilization varies for my module ......i.e. one input may require 10 MB [external] while other different value ....In "C" we will be using the malloc or calloc.......so...
i need to have external memory for my FPGA design ....what is the limitation and any reference model of FPGA based external
memory design and details regarding this could be got from where...
verilog fwrite
while using the fwrite in verilog....... as mentioned below....
$fwrite(file,"a=%d @=%d",a,addr);
if the value of a is negative i am getting the data in the file as.........for eg....-1 as 65535 but i need to print it as -1 in the file do any one know other format of writting...
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