Attached ModelSim VHDL design of Generic Decoder. Regards Alex.
You published pretty lot of files today, but a closer look shows, most of them are simple and some even faulty and crappy. This is not standard code quality. What do you intend to achieve by that? Did you get sucked and want to open your work? Or is that a part of your bachelor thesis piece?
Griz Lee wrote: > You published pretty lot of files today, but a closer look shows, most > of them are simple and some even faulty and crappy. This is not standard > code quality. > > What do you intend to achieve by that? > > Did you get sucked and want to open your work? Or is that a part of your > bachelor thesis piece? Lot of this design work in the real design many years. But sometimes we see problem after many years. Can you help me repeir it according to good practice design and standard code quality ? Perhaps it's will help to other designer work according good practice design and standard code quality ! Regards Alex.
Alexander S. wrote: > Can you help me repeir it according to good practice design and > standard code quality ? Can you describe any specific problem of your generic decoder which showed up after "it worked many years in real"? You're telling fairy-tales. Griz Lee wrote: > What do you intend to achieve by that? He's flooding this forum with worthless contributions to pep up his social media accounts. His linked in account e.g. shows a snapshot of embdev.net indicating, that he alone is responsible for ~80% of the contributions (which is - in some unpleasant meaning - even true at the moment).
Achim S. wrote: > that he alone is responsible for ~80% of the > contributions (which is - in some unpleasant meaning - even true at the > moment). Where you read that ?
Achim S. wrote: > Can you describe any specific problem of your generic decoder which > showed up after "it worked many years in real"? I don't know problem in my designs. Sometime problem may be one time in the year. Designers with experience such as you can see problem in the design and can protect that. Regards Alex.
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