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How can I do division by 2 in Binary Signed digit (Redundant Binary representation) ? Shifting won't work right ?
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Hi,
When programming in VHDL, can you use a variable in a case statement? This variable will modified by one of the cases
i.e.
case task is
when 1 =>
when 2 =>
when number =>
is this OK?
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I am getting the warning that:
One or more signals are missing in the sensitivity list of always block.
always@(Address)begin
ReadData = instructMem[Address];
end
How do I get rid of this warning?
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I have pex_pkg.vhd and I want to use this library to make floating point adder but altera max+plus II give me an error can't open "PEX_lib" how to include this library in max+plus ?
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Hey,
Quick VHDL question, I don't have access to Xilinx at the moment due to dead laptop, so can't test this.
I was wondering if it's possible to use variables and arithmetic in 'downto' statements, e.g:
proc: process (x)
begin
y <= z(x downto 0) & z(7 downto x);
end process;
Thanks.
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library ieee;
use ieee.std_logic_1164.all;
entity binadder is
port(n,clk,sh:in bit;
x,y:inout std_logic_vector(3 downto 0);
co:inout bit;
done:out bit);
end binadder;
architecture binadder of binadder is
signal state:…
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