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Altera_Forum
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12 years agoThanks for the hints. I am looking into your suggestions once at a time.
--- Quote Start --- 1) You could get the fpga hardware initialise to load your memory block - then you only need a single read interface to the memory block. --- Quote End --- I am assuming you refer to the Memory Initialization File (.mif) ? I like the idea b/c I could create this file with a script in Matlab. What happens when a reset is performed, will the memory blocks be initialized again ? Eventually there will be a NIOS II system for state machine purposes etc. regardless of how the control dedicated memory will be loaded. In case I am using parts of the On-Chip memory with the NIOS II, I assume I have to be very careful with the address range I specify b/c otherwise NIOS II will override some of my memory. The dedicated memory should be configured as ROM, it is very important that the stored values remain unchanged. Anything else I have to watch out for if I go with this approach?