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'X' as a signal value is not supported in synthesis. Only '0' and '1' are.
So if you want to have a data element represent three unique states (0, 1, X) you need to use 2 bits and encode the values (ie, 00=>0, 01=>1, 1X=>X).
So however much memory you were planning on using, basically double that value.
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Hi Sisira,
X is Non-Synthesizable, Z is only synthesizable on IO pads.
One of the tasks of the designer is to provide correct reset sequences to bring the model into a known state, without 'x'.
Regards
Anand
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