How does let in for loop work? I understand how "var" works and I'm quite used to it - the scope is functional. However the let statement is far from clear. I understand is has block scope, but why does THAT matter in the... ...
I have been looking for the equivalent of the $display("") command in VHDL for some time now: main_clock: process begin CLK_CPU<='1'; wait for TClock/2; $display("test "); --error CLK_CPU<='0'; wait for TClock/2; end process; ...
You've got a mix of <= (non-blocking) and = blocking in a combinational description. You've assigned sw using a blocking statement, and your latch design is assigning shift using non-blocking statements. I don't think this would even work in an FPGA after you fix the non-blocking ...
I tried compiling the graph, the only thing that doesn't toggles is the led_on ): Is it because theres a problem with my if, else? Or do i have to include the led_on, on a separate if,else statement? I really need help on this ):</P></description>...
I have been looking for the equivalent of the $display("") command in VHDL for some time now: main_clock: process begin CLK_CPU<='1'; wait for TClock/2; $display("test "); --error CLK_CPU<='0'; wait for TClock/2; end process; What ever...
I have been looking for the equivalent of the $display("") command in VHDL for some time now: main_clock: process begin CLK_CPU<='1'; wait for TClock/2; $display("test "); --error CLK_CPU<='0'; wait for TClock/2; end process; What ever...
I have been looking for the equivalent of the $display("") command in VHDL for some time now: main_clock: process begin CLK_CPU<='1'; wait for TClock/2; $display("test "); --error CLK_CPU<='0'; wait for TClock/2; end process; ...
There are really two answers to this. You can either use the report statement: report "test"; or you can use the textio library.
Or do i have to include the led_on, on a separate if,else statement? I really need help on this ): 0 Kudos Copy link Reply Altera_Forum Honored Contributor II 01-28-2011 02:27 PM 945 Views From the looks of it led_on is your reset signal, a...
At this point, it was noted that the same tasks needed to be done over and over, and the machine language necessary to do those repetitive tasks was the same. In view of this, compilers were created. A compiler is a device that takes a statement that is more comprehensible to a human...