3D vector

Greetings!
Is there any way to create 3-D vectors?
I'd like to have a vector (let's say 4-bit vector) to which I could
refer in the following way:

vector(0)(0) <= "0110";
vector(0)(1) <= "0001";

etc.

krzyg

krzyg wrote:

> Is there any way to create 3-D vectors?

Define a vector as type (1D)
Define an array consisting out of elements from the vector type. (2D)
Define an array consisting out of elements from the 2D-array type. (3D)
... go on...

Note that for some (older) synthesis tools even 2D-arrays are not
synthesizable -> Break everything down to a vector.

Ralf

Ralf Hildebrandt

Ralf Hildebrandt napisa³(a):
> krzyg wrote:
>
>> Is there any way to create 3-D vectors?
>
>
> Define a vector as type (1D)
> Define an array consisting out of elements from the vector type. (2D)
> Define an array consisting out of elements from the 2D-array type. (3D)
> .. go on...
>
> Note that for some (older) synthesis tools even 2D-arrays are not
> synthesizable -> Break everything down to a vector.
>
> Ralf

Thanks!
I hope I won't be forced to break it down - the size of the vector is
determined by generic values (parameters) not by constants (flexibility
matter).

krzyg