Hi All If I am writing a VHDL code, for a flip flop that includes clear and reset inputs, both active when 'low', how do i make provision for this for the case when clear = 0 and preset=0, that is the case that produces invalid output (ie to be excluded/avoided). Do i just exclude defining this logic in the code? or should i code logic statements that instruct VHDL to avoid this situation of these inputs being both active same time? e.g. IF (clr = '0' and pres='0') then. ....... Regards Bk
Make your FF module 'waterproof'. Catch this condition inside the module and decide what to do, e.g. ignoring (no state change), giving priority to clear, whatever. If this condition may drive your design in an undefined state, you have to handle it.
BK_Coder wrote: > If I am writing a VHDL code, for a flip flop that includes clear and > reset inputs Are those inputs synchronous or asynchronous inputs? If the second, then there will be big trouble toget the design running properly... > for a flip flop that includes clear and reset inputs Indeed you only have exactly those flipflops already installed on the FPGA. So have a close look to the data sheet of your specific FPGA. Have a look there and try something similar with your toolchain: Beitrag "Re: Hardware mit VHDL "richtig" beschreiben." Try Google translate, its German... ;-)
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