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    VHDL - large Buffer - writing problems - large number of slices used

    ok, that makes sense .... thanks, I need to rethink things through and stop trying to program but design the solution ...
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    VHDL - large Buffer - writing problems - large number of slices used

    Thanks for the speedy reply. The reason I need (or I think I need) the buffer is that I will be doing some calculations on the whole buffer and also performing a CRC on the whole buffer. if I used a byte register array, could I simply convert/copy to a 256 buffer in order to perform the above...
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    VHDL - large Buffer - writing problems - large number of slices used

    I have a buffer that is 256 bit in length and I am using the picoblaze to read/write data to it. I can only read/write in 8 bit chunks which is acceptable. So with CPU_Addr = 0 to 31 I want the 8 bit block to be read/written The problem is if I enable the writing line, the number of used...
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    VHDL array comparison

    Thanks for this, I rearranged to if commandBuffer(0)= x"50" and commandBuffer(1)= x"72" and commandBuffer(2)= x"69" and commandBuffer(3)= x"6E" and commandBuffer(4)= x"74" then cmd <= Print; Answer to your points, as this is a temporary solution for a proof of...
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    VHDL array comparison

    I have a command buffer from an input of a UART and I want to decode various commands to perform actions in a FSM. I have created an array of 80 characters and in this example I want to see if the word Print has been entered, however, this does not compile. type InputBufferType is array (0 to...

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