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Dear all,

I have done HDL writing using flow diagram but I am not to program using Timing Diagram from some memory interface.
Can I know what is the best way to do that. I Guess if I simply follow the timing diagram for, lets say one operation, and write code accordingly for
x,y, z signals, then it might violate things for other signals or processes...

What is the proper method.
Waiting for response

Bests,
 

Usually, read the timing diagram.
write the code

write a testbench. Test.
program chip - test again.

Its up to you to know if theres a problem. Sometimes manufacturerrs may provide an HDL simulation model of their chip. use that in your testbench to help verify the code you've written wont break anything.
 
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