Try out the PipelineC compiler - it pipelines combinatorial logic for you. https://github.com/JulianKemmerer/PipelineC/wiki It is also a...

Try out the PipelineC compiler - it pipelines combinatorial logic for you. https://github.com/JulianKemmerer/PipelineC/wiki It is also a full hardware description language - thats cool. Looking for folks interested in using or contributing to the project. I need some compiler help :) Super happy to answer questions - thanks folks!

Hi Experts, In FPGA Prototyping/Emulation flows, Multi-FPGA partitioning puts limitation on performance due to limited IO pins. What are the...

Hi Experts, In FPGA Prototyping/Emulation flows, Multi-FPGA partitioning puts limitation on performance due to limited IO pins. What are the latest Multi-FPGA Interconnection techniques available today? By using Multi Gigabit Transceivers , how much performance improvement is expected ? Thanks in Advance Parth

I have a design in mind that would fit in this skeleton: [code] module xyz ( result, leftOp, rightOp); parameter integer nmBits =...

I have a design in mind that would fit in this skeleton: [code] module xyz ( result, leftOp, rightOp); parameter integer nmBits = 1; localparam integer highBit = nmBits - 1; output result; input [ highBit:0] leftOp; input [ highBit:0] rightOp; // ... endmodule [/code] The way (xyz) is designed, this module would work differently for different values of (nmBits),

I have multiple entities in a file. I renamed one of them. The design bro= wser now shows both the old entity and the new one. It won't allow...

I have multiple entities in a file. I renamed one of them. The design bro= wser now shows both the old entity and the new one. It won't allow me to d= o anything with the old entity like delete it. The name of the old entity = no longer shows up anywhere in the file. Any idea how to get rid of this p= hantom entity? =20 I finally tried deleting the library and recompiling which seems t...

When I make posts to this forum and have code to show, I do something like = this: [code] module xyz (); // ... endmodule [/code] This...

When I make posts to this forum and have code to show, I do something like = this: [code] module xyz (); // ... endmodule [/code] This has worked on other forums, creating a window with the text in a diffe= rent font for whatever was enclosed between the [code] and [/code] tags, bu= t it doesn't look like it works here. Is there any way to get my code repre= sented differently in thi...

I want to perform an exponential regression function by using the Xilinx system generator. To support fixed-point data, 12 bit, and 1 MSPS. That...

I want to perform an exponential regression function by using the Xilinx system generator. To support fixed-point data, 12 bit, and 1 MSPS. That to estimate a logarithmic increase and decrease the detector signal. Thanks for your help

Gowin seems to have some nice configuration modes in their parts. Of course they have an auto boot from internal flash and JTAG can be used to...

Gowin seems to have some nice configuration modes in their parts. Of course they have an auto boot from internal flash and JTAG can be used to program either the RAM or the Flash. They also have master and slave SPI modes, a serial mode that daisy chains multiple FPGAs and a parallel bus mode along with a mode to try reading external flash and fall back to internal auto boot. But

Hi Guys, I hope everybody is fine. I would like to perform an exponential regression function by using the Xilinx system generator. could you...

Hi Guys, I hope everybody is fine. I would like to perform an exponential regression function by using the Xilinx system generator. could you please make help me. thanks and regards M. I. Ibrahim

I'm still very much interested in finding out whether or not it's possible for a Verilog function to have a boolean value as input, but while I...

I'm still very much interested in finding out whether or not it's possible for a Verilog function to have a boolean value as input, but while I was waiting for input on that I decided to rewrite a version of my Verilog code to use an (enum) instead of a (boolean). Much to my amazement, it appears that I can't use an (enum) as an input to a function either! I wrote the following code

I've written a piece of code with inputs (left) and (right) and output (result), each of which operand is a single bit, which returns a logical...

I've written a piece of code with inputs (left) and (right) and output (result), each of which operand is a single bit, which returns a logical one in (result) if (left) has the same value as (right), and returns a logical zero otherwise. My code is: [code] module ModGc ( result, left, right); output result; input left, right; typedef enum { L_NOT, L_NAND, L_NOR } GateType; typedef stru...