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While attempting to generate a dual-port memory, I receive the following message:
"Error: Symbolic name "RAM_MAX_ADDRESS_WIDTH" is used but not defined" .. when the 'altsyncram.tdf' is elaborated. This has happened before, but only after the files were EDITED, not CREATED: i.e., it worked once, then no more after it was modified. This particular case won't work even after I re-enter the whole thing under a different name. What might be wrong? Wade HasslerLink Copied
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--- Quote Start --- While attempting to generate a dual-port memory, I receive the following message: "Error: Symbolic name "RAM_MAX_ADDRESS_WIDTH" is used but not defined" .. when the 'altsyncram.tdf' is elaborated. This has happened before, but only after the files were EDITED, not CREATED: i.e., it worked once, then no more after it was modified. This particular case won't work even after I re-enter the whole thing under a different name. What might be wrong? Wade Hassler --- Quote End --- Hi Wadw, which Quartus Version and FPGA are you using ?
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Thanks for the reply. I'm using Quartus 8.1 and an EP3c8Q208C8
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--- Quote Start --- Thanks for the reply. I'm using Quartus 8.1 and an EP3c8Q208C8 Wade --- Quote End --- Hi Wade, I did not find your device in Quartus . Type mismatch ??? I assume you are using a Cyclone III device ? I generated a Dual-ported Ram with the Megawizard without any poblems. How did you generate your Ram ? With the Meagwizard also ? What are your settings ?

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