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- Altera_Forum
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Never seen it before - it doesnt make sense, because std_logic is always width 1, becuase it is not a vector!
- Altera_Forum
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i have seen this reply by wicks(sopc internal error: std_logic ports/signals must be width 1,in July 13th, 2009, 08:03 AM)(sorry i'm not able to post links) same error still occurs.
but i dont understand how to do it. I tried replacing all std_logic statements with std_logic_vector(0 downto 0), but the same error still occurs. - Altera_Forum
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you'll have to post some code so we can see what the problem is.
- Altera_Forum
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- Altera_Forum
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where are type data and type_adr declared?
- Altera_Forum
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- Altera_Forum
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- Altera_Forum
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- Altera_Forum
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Hello Farhaenis,
If u r using Quartus then goto Help and click messages. Here you see a list of possible messages that you get during compilation(errors/warnings). The error you get seems to be strange. Internal error doesn't do anything with std_logic. Anyways please check if you have any port width mismatch during instantiation. Normally internal error occurs when the compiler gets any unusual run time errors. Please check the SOPC user manual/documentation.