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Define 2D parameter array in Verilog-A

Hi,

I am trying to define 2D array of parameters in a verilogA module through the following lines of code:

parameter integer n=5;
parameter real parameter_list [0:n-1] [0:n-1]= '{'{0.2708257 , -0.46025938, -1.1388761 , 2.2895677 , -4.606953},{-0.26319385, 0.27142802, -0.03004766, 0.58815295, 0.41621587},{0.43305433, -0.6671857 , -0.6406911 , 2.5719018 , -1.2188686},{-0.11666635, -1.4156482 , -0.24230653, 1.1738745 , -4.8155065},{0.09081186, 0.0646341 , 0.09443812, -0.24232996, 1.2946442}};

but I'm getting this error:

Error: Encountered uninitialized parameter, "paramter_list". Initialize parameter and try again.

Can you please help?

Thanks in adavnce,
Ramy

Andrew Beckett over 4 years ago

Remy,

Whilst this is defined in the Verilog-AMS LRM, it seems that it is not supported in VerilogA with Spectre (it is supported in VerilogAMS with AMS Designer though). I've not seen any enhancement requests asking for it to be supported in Spectre.

Regards,

Andrew
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rhanna over 4 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

Hi Andrew,

Thanks for the clarification.

So in VerilogA the only possible way to use a given array of parameters is to flatten it to 1D vector?

Regards,

Ramy
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Andrew Beckett over 4 years ago in reply to rhanna

I guess so!
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