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module naming with hexadecimal values

Rafeeq2129
Rafeeq2129 over 12 years ago

  Can anyone help me with the command for LEC-XL to generate  modules with Hexadecimal values (instead of Decimal) of inputs signals ?

  Example :  

  1.)   add #( x(23) , y (1'h0) , z(1)) (.clk (clk) .reset(rst))

      LEC output  :    add_x23_y0_Z1

  2).  applied renaming rule :  set naming rule -parameter "_"  

       LEC ouput  :  add_23_0_Z1

   3).  Desired output :  add_23_000000_Z1

          Command required to generate module name as above .

regards

rafeeq

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    grasshopper over 12 years ago

     I believe LEC relies on the way the fields are defined. In your case, your definitions do not match what your expectations are hence LEC has no way of guessing what it is that you want

     

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    grasshopper over 12 years ago

     I believe LEC relies on the way the fields are defined. In your case, your definitions do not match what your expectations are hence LEC has no way of guessing what it is that you want

     

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