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how to connect signal to a real_vector

sebgimi

Hi,

 I have some issues with a vhdl code. When I connect signals on an element of a real_vector I have these errors:

 ncvhdl -work st_lib -ams -message ../sources/systeme_comparateur_ent.vhdl ../sources/systeme_comparateur_arch.vhdl ../sources/systeme_comparateur_tb.vhdl
ncvhdl: 13.20-p002: (c) Copyright 1995-2014 Cadence Design Systems, Inc.
../sources/systeme_comparateur_ent.vhdl:
        errors: 0, warnings: 0
../sources/systeme_comparateur_arch.vhdl:
                          S_mux1(0) => int1,
                                |
ncvhdl_p: *E,FMLBAD (../sources/systeme_comparateur_arch.vhdl,251|11): poorly formed formal part of element association 87[4.3.3.2] 93[4.3.2.2].
                          S_mux2(0) => int5,
                                |
ncvhdl_p: *E,FMLBAD (../sources/systeme_comparateur_arch.vhdl,274|11): poorly formed formal part of element association 87[4.3.3.2] 93[4.3.2.2].
                          S_mux3(0) => int13,
                                |
ncvhdl_p: *E,FMLBAD (../sources/systeme_comparateur_arch.vhdl,312|11): poorly formed formal part of element association 87[4.3.3.2] 93[4.3.2.2].
                          S_mux4(0) => int17,
                                |
ncvhdl_p: *E,FMLBAD (../sources/systeme_comparateur_arch.vhdl,335|11): poorly formed formal part of element association 87[4.3.3.2] 93[4.3.2.2].
        errors: 4, warnings: 0
../sources/systeme_comparateur_tb.vhdl:
        errors: 0, warnings: 0

My code is in attachment. In fact I want to connect real signals on each element of the real_vector in my code.

If you see something wrong, or if there is an other way to do this tell me please. 

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