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Dear all
I have an IS61WV25616BLL device on board and want to add a custom Avalon-MM salve IP to be able to use the ram. Here is my custom verilog code. But the interface won’t compile. Do you have any idea how to solve the problem? I’m new to verilog and do not know what expert ion should I use. It say’s Error (10137): Verilog HDL Procedural Assignment error at sram_controller.v(35): object "sram_data" on left-hand side of assignment must have a variable data type Thanks in advance.Link Copied
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Guys I corrected the syntax but when I run the small memory test. It fails can you suggest me what is the problem.
// sram_controller.v // This file was auto-generated as a prototype implementation of a module // created in component editor. It ties off all outputs to ground and // ignores all inputs. It needs to be edited to make it do something // useful. // // This file will not be automatically regenerated. You should check it in // to your version control system if you want to keep it. module sram ( //avalon data bus input wire clk, // clock.clk input wire [17:0] avs_s0_address, // s0.address input wire avs_s0_read_n, // .read_n output wire [15:0] avs_s0_readdata, // .readdata input wire avs_s0_write_n, // .write_n input wire [15:0] avs_s0_writedata, // .writedata input wire avs_s0_chipselect_n, // .chipselect_n input wire [1:0] avs_s0_byteenable_n, // .byteenable_n //sram data bus inout wire [15:0] sram_data, // sram_data.export output wire [17:0] sram_address, // sram_address.export output wire sram_ncs, // sram_ncs.export output wire sram_nwe, // sram_nwe.export output wire sram_noe, // sram_noe.export output wire [1:0] sram_byteenable_n // sram_byteenable_n.export ); assign sram_data = avs_s0_write_n ? avs_s0_writedata : 16'bz; assign avs_s0_readdata = sram_data; assign sram_address = avs_s0_address; assign sram_ncs = avs_s0_chipselect_n; assign sram_nwe = avs_s0_write_n; assign sram_noe = avs_s0_read_n; assign sram_byteenable_n = avs_s0_byteenable_n; // TODO: Auto-generated HDL template endmodule- Mark as New
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Am I from mars!!! I think I speak in English and you could probably hear someone speaking your language.... Where can I learn your language!?:D
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where does the test fail?
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It fails in the beginning. It said
"-Data bus test failed at bit 0x0"- Mark as New
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So it's the first test. Can you use Signaltap to look at the signals to the SRAM and see if they are correct?
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Can you show me a tutorial.I do not know how to use signal tap.
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The signaltap manual is here: http://www.altera.com/literature/hb/qts/qts_qii53009.pdf?gsa_pos=4&wt.oss_r=1&wt.oss=signaltap.
I don't see anything wrong with your code, but the problem could come from somewhere else (timing parameters in the SOPC component builder, as an example)
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