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attribute signal name in procedure
Hi !
My question was asked before (2005): Quote:
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# simple_name = s # path_name = :name_attrib:p[std_logic]:s # instance_name = :name_attrib(a):p[std_logic]:s I was expecting # simple_name = SIG. What did I miss? I used ModelSim Altera Starter edition 6.5 Thanks. |
The aim of all this for me is to write a procedure that checks if a signal value is equal to a given expected value and print a message starting with the name of signal:
proc_check(signal signal_in, constant value_expected) example proc_check(test,'0') ---> test: ok any idea? should that be possible? |
well,
It turns out the same guy, @Jonathan Bromley, posted a reply for the same question, 6 years later (2011) and said that there is no direct way to do that ! :) https://groups.google.com/forum/?fro...dl/aDM07q3fLMk[1-25] |
that's why:
my procedure must have signal name of type string as an additional input :( proc_check(test, "test checking", '0') for example :( |
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