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Hello again! So everything was working perfectly, but I ended up needing to change over to 32x1 byte read/writes instead of 8x4 byte read/writes. I changed my C code to reflect this in IOWR/IORD calls, but the results are not promising. SOPC builder gives this warning:
"Warning: cpu_0.data_master/SHA_Unit_0.s0: SHA_Unit_0.s0 does not have byteenables. Narrow (less than 32-bit) writes from cpu_0.data_master will result in spurious writes to SHA_Unit_0.s0".
I have changed my read and write signals to be only 8-bits instead of 32-bits. Since those signals are only one byte, I don't understand how to use a byteenable to make the results more accurate.
Any thoughts?
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Have you solve this problem?
"Warning: cpu_0.data_master/SHA_Unit_0.s0: SHA_Unit_0.s0 does not have byteenables. Narrow (less than 32-bit) writes from cpu_0.data_master will result in spurious writes to SHA_Unit_0.s0".
I have got a similar problem,when I change the "writedata" width to 8.
If you have any idea,can you tell me?
Thank you!
This is my email:
adream307@gmail.com
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