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Hi all...
i have been trying to simulate some code in which there is a data bus that is declared to be of INOUT type. I have simulated my VHDL code and for both read and write operations it works fine, also the data bus gets tri-stated (Z) when not in use. Now this simulation was done by directly putting the values of signals in the ModelSim environment. Then I thought to write a testbench to simulate the same. In this case when I write some data on the databus it does not get tri-stated when not in use. So i tried to debug the problem and found that since in my testbench I am forcing some value on the bus say '3B' and also in code i force 'Z' when not in use, then STD_LOGIC being a resolved type resolves the value and gives '3B' since 'Z' has got least priority. Why it worked directly on ModelSim environment was bcoz i was "Depositing" the value on bus and not "Freezing" it. If i freeze the value there then in that case also i cud not make the bus tri-stated. So i would like to know how in our testbench we can write code such that i can see all the correct results. I think in practice this will work fine but it's better if in simulation also we can see the desired results. Hope somebody can help. Thanx a lot PUNEET CODE_IS_BAD |
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