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RC compiler and ports consisting of arrays of vectors

MarkusK
MarkusK over 10 years ago

Hello,

I've a design written in VHDL which has a port (e.g. called "test") defined as array of vectors.

During the elaboration within RC, this port is splitted up into "\test[0]", "\test[1]", ... which makes problems in the post synthesis simulation.

Is there a possibility to prevent this behaviour?
I've already tried to use "set_attr array_naming_style" and similar commands, but this does not help. Additionally I would like to pevent to use a mapper for the post synthesis simulation.

Thank you very much!

Best regards,
Markus

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    olalivier over 7 years ago

    Hi Markusk,

    did you find the solution to this problem ? I'm facing the exact same issue.

    Olivier

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  • olalivier
    olalivier over 7 years ago

    Hi Markusk,

    did you find the solution to this problem ? I'm facing the exact same issue.

    Olivier

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    MarkusK over 7 years ago in reply to olalivier

    Hello Olivier,

    not really, I did some work around like building a wrapper so I was able to reuse the original test case setup. Depending on the array size this can be an ugly job...

    Best regards,
    Markus

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