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Skipped part of design
Author: Op Op (Company: fgerg) (doomer5)
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Hello everyone

I'am a beginner in veriglog development.
I don't understand why a part of my design is skipped when I synthesize 
my design with Quartus 16.
in the RTL viewer I can see all my design, but in the map viewer a part 
of my design is skipped.
I don't have an error or warning during the compilation.
I don't use the keyword of simulation like delay or fork.
What are the potential causes of this behavior of Quartus 16?
I think it can be because I don't load the data correctly into the 
buffer of the skipped module.

thank in advance

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Re: Skipped part of design
Author: Duke Scarring (Guest)
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All unsed logic is usualy optimized away. If you connect the output of 
your logic with pins from the chip, then you get the expected results.

Duke

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Re: Skipped part of design
Author: Vancouver (Guest)
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Also check if your reset signal is correctly handled. If the logic 
optimizer detects that reset always will be active (since it is 
generated in a wrong way), it removes all affected parts of your design 
since they are useless.

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