Internal memory usage using MegaWizard RAM: 2-port

Hi,

I am using 8k, 8-bit wide internal 2-port RAM. Here's the instantiation in Verilog:

working_ram ram_test

(

.data(ram_data_test), // input [7:0] data;

.rdaddress(ram_rd_addr_test), // input [12:0] rdaddress;

.rdclock(module_clk), // input rdclock; clk_ftdi now, will be different later.

.wraddress(ram_wr_addr_test), // input [12:0] wraddress;

.wrclock(module_clk), // input wrclock;

.wren(ram_wren_test), // input wren;

.q(ram_output_test) // output [7:0] q;

);

module_clk is 120 MHz. I am writing by asserting ram_wren_test and presenting it with appropriate ram_data_test and ram_wr_addr_test. However, when I try to readback by presenting it with same sequence of addresses on ram_rd_addr_test, the readback values (ram_output_test) are all 0s. Everything is @ posedge.

Signaltap timing looks good. None of the ports are connected to any pins as this is for internal logic/storage only. The instantiation is not at top level, rather one level below it. Is the compiler optimizing out anything here? Or is there anything I'm missing in setup/settings?

If there is a link to sample verilog code or timing on how to use internal RAM, it would be very helpful. Altera doc on RAM/ROM has a link to some .zip file which has few verilog examples , but the link is dead.

thanks,

swguy