Dual operation with single clock

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Then the only place you need both edges is the IO cell.
And in the documentation for the IO pins you can find the documentation, 
how to implement a DDR interface. Indeed there is no real "both edge 
flipflop", but two seperate "rising-edge-flipflops", and one of them is 
supplied with the inverted clock. And this DDR cell is usually not 
described in VHDL, but it is a component (black box) provided from the 
manufaturer of the FPGA to be instantiated with a VHDL template...

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