Create Megafunction/Macrofunction

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Hello, I'm doing my project of fpga and my teacher said that we need to create megafunction. But we don't use the language HDL, we only use Block Diagram / Schematic File and vector waves form. 

 Then, i clicked in create a megafunction, but i don't understand very well, somebody can help me?  Thanks!!

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--- Quote Start ---  Hello, I'm doing my project of fpga and my teacher said that we need to create megafunction. But we don't use the language HDL, we only use Block Diagram / Schematic File and vector waves form.  Then, i clicked in create a megafunction, but i don't understand very well, somebody can help me?  Thanks!!  --- Quote End ---    Hi,  start the megawizard and generate your megafunction. The Wizard will generate a symbol and when double click into your schematic the symbol tab opens. In the folder "project" you should find the generated symbol. You can use it like all other symbols.  kind regard  GPK

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ook thanks, but i have another question. I don't know nothing about language VHDL, AHDL, or other language. Can I create without this languages? 

 And for example, i click on megaziward, and i have the options of gates, i/o and memory and other options. But i can select only one thing.  For example, if i want to create a demux with 3 inputs/8outputs, how i will create it?  Thanks for all.:D

[Altera_Forum]

--- Quote Start ---  ook thanks, but i have another question. I don't know nothing about language VHDL, AHDL, or other language. Can I create without this languages?  And for example, i click on megaziward, and i have the options of gates, i/o and memory and other options. But i can select only one thing.  For example, if i want to create a demux with 3 inputs/8outputs, how i will create it?  Thanks for all.:D  --- Quote End ---     Hi,  you can use all the elements you found in the megawizard without any knowledge of  VHDL or Verilog. Functions you could not find you have to build by your own with the available elements. ( e.g. a mux with some gates ). This could be a good choice fo small  projects. If you would like to stay in the area of digital circuit development I would recommend to switch to VHDL or Verilog. I'm pretty sure you have to learn it anyway.  Kind regards  GPK