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VHDL - Generic design using generate statement |
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I want to have a very high generic model. For that I instantiate no. of modules in a generic way. And I need generic number of interconnecting to make connection between these modules.. So Can I make the declaration in generic way using generate statement.? To be specific, can I use generate statement for declaration of variables..? Please relpy me... Junaid junaid.ece@gmail.com |
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> So Can I make the declaration in generic way using generate statement.? > To be specific, can I use generate statement for declaration of > variables..? Variables are declared inside the process, but variable types can use generic constants for any dimension of the structure. See the how the generic char_len_c is used in the reference design here: http://home.comcast.net/~mike_treseler/ -- Mike Treseler Mike Treseler |
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Mike Treseler wrote: > wrote: > > > So Can I make the declaration in generic way using generate statement.? > > To be specific, can I use generate statement for declaration of > > variables..? > > Variables are declared inside the process, > but variable types can use generic constants > for any dimension of the structure. > > See the how the generic char_len_c > is used in the reference design here: > > http://home.comcast.net/~mike_treseler/ > > -- Mike Treseler Hi Mike, Thank you for your reply. I am basically dealing with SystemVerilog and want to have generic interconnecting wires.. --Junaid junaid.ece@gmail.com |
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<> wrote in message news: oups.com... > > Mike Treseler wrote: >> wrote: >> >> > So Can I make the declaration in generic way using generate statement.? >> > To be specific, can I use generate statement for declaration of >> > variables..? >> >> Variables are declared inside the process, >> but variable types can use generic constants >> for any dimension of the structure. >> >> See the how the generic char_len_c >> is used in the reference design here: >> >> http://home.comcast.net/~mike_treseler/ >> >> -- Mike Treseler > > Hi Mike, > > Thank you for your reply. > > I am basically dealing with SystemVerilog and want to have generic > interconnecting wires.. If you need help with System Verilog, try comp.lang.verilog. If you need to turn System Verilog into a VHDL design, then 'generate' statements in SV work pretty similar to VHDL generate statements. You 'generate' concurrent statements, which means you can declare 'signals' and processes (with variables) under a generate statement. Rob > > --Junaid > Rob Dekker |
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