What is Altera library for 16 bit Shift Register LUT with Clock Enable

For the first one, there isn't an exact replacement, you may design a wrapper to port existing code, if necessary. The second one is a very basic element that wouldn'n be instantiated directly to my opinion. But you possibly can find a replacement in primitives library.

I noticed, that Xilinx mentioned inference recommended with both components, in other words, they assume that you let the HDL compiler choose a suitable library component. In this case, you don't have to worry much how to port the code to another FPGA family.

I strongly agree with FvM. These components can all be inferred, and the coding is much easier and more understandable. Fot the sift register, there is a megafunction call altshift_taps that makes shift registers out of memories. I don't recommend instantiating that either, but letting Quartus infer them. If you go to Assignments -> Settings -> Analysis & Synthesis -> More Settings -> Auto Shift Register Replacement, which is set to Auto. On some X designs I've converted where the user instantiated this, I put in an RTL model, let Quartus figure it out, and ended up using less logic because of it(but a little extra memory.) Here's a model that should help:

module SRL16E(Q, A0, A1, A2, A3, CLK, D, CE) ;

input A0, A1, A2, A3, CLK, D, CE;

output Q;

reg [15:0] shift_reg;

reg Q;

always@(posedge CLK)

begin

if (CE)

shift_reg <= {shift_reg[14:0],D};

end

always @ (A3 or A2 or A1 or A0 or shift_reg)

begin

case ({A3, A2, A1, A0})

1 : Q = shift_reg[1];

2 : Q = shift_reg[2];

3 : Q = shift_reg[3];

4 : Q = shift_reg[4];

5 : Q = shift_reg[5];

6 : Q = shift_reg[6];

7 : Q = shift_reg[7];

8 : Q = shift_reg[8];

9 : Q = shift_reg[9];

10 : Q = shift_reg[10];

11 : Q = shift_reg[11];

12 : Q = shift_reg[12];

13 : Q = shift_reg[13];

14 : Q = shift_reg[14];

15 : Q = shift_reg[15];

default : Q = shift_reg[0];

endcase

end

endmodule