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If you have logic/memory that has no connection to pins, or no reason to connect to pins, then there is your problem. are you making a write-only memory?
You need to buy one of these:
http://www.national.com/rap/files/datasheet.pdf Basically, it sounds like something is not connected. Just because you have memories that load counters wont be the problem. aslong as these counters address some memory, then eventually has an output that goes to a pin, then fine.The memory doesn not need to directly connect to a pin.
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Thanks for the quick reply. The "Bit Bucket On Silicon" must be selling like hotcakes!
Seriously, I am designing an embedded C processor that will drive Avalon peripherals and eventually then drive off chip. How does any embedded processor meet the requirements?
My C code is loaded into rams at power on and is used mostly as rom that controls the data flow. Looks like the same old story ==You have to have a completed design FIRST.
I wonder how many projects START with a COMPLETE DESIGN?
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