ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsTCL to modify hex file Hi Does anybody know how to design a TCL to: -- open a .hex file, 8 bit data wide -- combine to 32 bits wide data -- re-split into 8 bits wide data while reversing the order of the words -- combining it back to 32 bit wide -- save it to a .mif file Thereafter I would need to: -- update the mif file of my project -- run the assembler These last 2 steps I guess I can find how to manage but the first part of my stuff: no idea... Recompilation with MIF changes only Hello I'm doing FPGA emulation of digital sections of chips prior to manufacturing. My architecture is as follows: -- an embedded processor, its MIF file for the software (not NIOS) and its peripherals -- the RTL of the device to emulate The time required to process the process is roughly 1h. Sometimes I only need to update the MIF (to correct SW bugs..) and the whole thing goes for a complete compilation, to me this really is unnecessary: -- as the size of the RAM where the MIF goes is always the same -- never any other design change How could I make this faster? Thanks for your advice