Hey everyone, I have troubles with coding this
Can somebody help me or did somebody this yet? Create and test the booth multiplier algorithm. The parameter should be the number of input operand bits thank you ! :)Link Copied
What problems are you having? why not let us help you rather than expecting other people do your work for you?
--- Quote Start --- What problems are you having? why not let us help you rather than expecting other people do your work for you? --- Quote End --- Don't worry really don't know how to continue with that
library IEEE;
use IEEE.std_logic_1164.all;
use IEEE.std_logic_unsigned.all;
entity RECODER is
port (
DIN : in std_logic_vector(15 downto 0);
BIT3 : in std_logic_vector( 2 downto 0);
DOUT : out std_logic_vector(16 downto 0));
end RECODER;
architecture RTL of RECODER is
constant N : integer := 16;
subtype bitn1 is std_logic_vector(N downto 0);
function COMP2 (D : in bitn1) return bitn1 is
variable Dn : bitn1;
begin Dn := not D;
return(Dn+1);
end COMP2;
begin
process (DIN, BIT3)
begin
case BIT3 is
when "001" | "010" =>
DOUT <= DIN(N-1) & DIN;
when "101" | "110" =>
DOUT <= COMP2(DIN(N-1) & DIN);
when "100" =>
DOUT <= COMP2(DIN & '0');
when "011" =>
DOUT <= DIN & '0';
when others =>
DOUT <= (DOUT'range => '0');
end case;
end process;
end RTL;
And whats the problem?
--- Quote Start --- And whats the problem? --- Quote End --- It doesn't work , don't know the problem so it for I asked if somebody did it ;)
--- Quote Start --- It doesn't work , don't know the problem so it for I asked if somebody did it ;) --- Quote End --- So how does it 'not work'? Can you provide test case(s) showing inputs, received output, expected output? Do you have a test bench setup?
--- Quote Start --- So how does it 'not work'? Can you provide test case(s) showing inputs, received output, expected output? Do you have a test bench setup? --- Quote End --- No, I can't do next step, don't know what to do for working this program Is the code correct?
I have no idea if the code is correct. You need to write a testbench to test the code, and see if it works how you expect.
There are many tutorials out there on how to write a testbench.For more complete information about compiler optimizations, see our Optimization Notice.