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I have this very simple FIFO and is part of the lager design, the signals InA_i[8:0] and InB_i[8:0] are not connected to anywhere to isolate them from the design.
I isolated them for debugging purpose. The problem is,
I simulate the code in modelsim. First time I load the design everything...
I am using windows XP and dual core, dual xeon processor and it uses only one processor.
my queation is Does xilinx ISE run on multi processor? and if how do it do it?
thanks in advance.
vertex fpga family difference
ok...
the difference is
the virtex can do waht spartan cant do...
some of the things can only be done on virtex.. not on the spartan
Re: Sensitivity list
thanks for pointing my mistake...
I remember, during my University days(2002), we were taught that sensitivity list governs the synthesized circuit.
It doesnt seems to apply anymore now. Is it becasue the synthesis tools become smarter?
Or the text book was wrong...
Re: Sensitivity list
clkDiv shouldnt be in the sensitivity list.
I do not agree with it.
In this particular case, there is no harm by putting clkDiv in the sensitivity. But sensitivity list governs the output of the synthesis and it could leads to disastrous sitiuations if we dont define the...
iobuf xilinx
I am not sure how you define the INOUT in yout wrapper.
inout_i: IOBUF port map
( O => out, IO => inout , I => in, T => t );
post ur top level file here?
Re: Throuput of USB
https://www.usb.org/developers/docs/
check the link, you can download the specification
USB Data Transfer Types
The USB specification provides for the following data transfer types:
Control Transfer
Control Transfer is mainly intended to support configuration...
virtex 2 pro tutorial
you get the platform studio. And create a system for custom board. The process is pretty much straight forward, you add the FPGA, GPIOs, DDR, ethernet, SDRAM, UART ...
just follow the instructions and add the components on ur XUP board...
da..da...da...da..... that is...
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