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Small nitpick in the generic_dpram model
by Unknown on Oct 28, 2004 |
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Aloha!
While browsing the code for the common RTL models in the CVS I found a small
nitpick in the generic_dpram dual port memory model.
the generic_dpram contains independent resets for the read and write port
(rrst and wrst). But these are only used when the memory instanciated is
defined as VENDOR_XILINX.
It's quite clear that some other vendors don't have resets for their memories,
but, IMHO, if a reset port is present, at least the generic model (i.e. the
actual model, not a vendor instanciated memory) should use the resets. For
starters they could be codified to behave like the Xilinx memory.
Should I add code for it?
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Joachim Strömbergson - Alltid i harmonisk svängning.
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