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15 years agoHere is how I generate the reset for this core:
INT_RESET <= csi_reset or CONTROL_REG(31); In the simulation, I can see the core getting reset when I write to the control register (bit 31). On reset I see the simdata getting set to the right value. Here is the FIFO: -------------------------------------------------------------- COMPONENT FIFO512X32 IS PORT ( aclr : IN STD_LOGIC ; clock : IN STD_LOGIC ; data : IN STD_LOGIC_VECTOR (31 DOWNTO 0); rdreq : IN STD_LOGIC ; wrreq : IN STD_LOGIC ; empty : OUT STD_LOGIC ; full : OUT STD_LOGIC ; q : OUT STD_LOGIC_VECTOR (31 DOWNTO 0); usedw : OUT STD_LOGIC_VECTOR (8 DOWNTO 0) ); END COMPONENT; ------------------------------------------------------------- And here is how I got it connected: ------------------------- FIFO1: FIFO512X32 PORT MAP( aclr => INT_RESET, clock => csi_clk, data => SIM_DATA, rdreq => FIFO_RD, wrreq => FIFO_WE, empty => STATUS_REG(9), full => STATUS_REG(10), q => FIFO_Q, usedw => STATUS_REG( 8 DOWNTO 0) ); ------------------------- I got some of the control lines going out to test points, just for monitor simulation purposes: coe_tstpt(0) <= FIFO_WE; coe_tstpt(1) <= FIFO_RD; coe_tstpt(2) <= STATUS_REG(9); coe_tstpt(3) <= STATUS_REG(10); I can see that the STATUS bits 0 to 10 are undefined. Everything else is drive. As I stated before, the FIFO model is not listed in the Testbench. This testbech was created by the SOPC Builder. Do I need to modify it to have the FIFO model in the testbench. How come ModelSim does not complain about it? Thanks