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VHDL - What to do when post-synthesis simulation do not pass |
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I write a module, behavior simulation is fine. Then, I synthesize it. It has no error. However, wen I run the post-synthesis simulation, the post-synthesis model do not function as behavior model.
I guess I should rewrite the code in different style or using other synthesis tools. But before that, What should I do to findout what cause the mis-match in design? jasonL |
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Generally when the post synthesis simulation is not giving correct results, you should look out for timing requirements. Please have a look on your timing closure result and you will definetly find the source of the problem. Have you already defined the required timing ocnstraints in your ucf file ?
quantum_dot |
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Thank you, quantum_dot
The problem is that I have not defined the timing ocnstraints yet. It seems like sythesis problem. jasonL |
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