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VHDL - how to reduce simulation time? |
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hi all,
how to reduce simulation time using modelsim.ini file. I am using altera FPGA and wherein I am using lot of dprams which takes more simulation time.Please help. Thanks in advance. sheri |
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sheri wrote:
> how to reduce simulation time using modelsim.ini file. > I am using altera FPGA and wherein I am using lot of dprams which > takes more simulation time.Please help. If that is RTL simulation just use inferred memories instead of instantiated Altera blocks and the simulation will fly. And also bear in mind that usually memory models made with shared variable are faster and consume less memory than signal array based ones. Also remove the PLL structures and put simple behavioral code to their place. Altera PLL model is extremely slow to simulate. If you have good enough Modelsim you can do profiling to find the bottlenecks and places that are worth of optimizing for simulation speed. FPGA vendors seem to prefer really slow models for everything. And I don't see any real reason to not infer memories unless some fancy features are used (different width ports to memory etc.) Usually ASIC vendors have much faster models fortunately. --Kim Kim Enkovaara |
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