Honored ContributorHello,
I had a quick question regarding buses when making a .bdf file. I know that you can specify a 2D bus by writing a bus such as [1..0][15..0], so that i can specify a bus such as [0][15..0], or [1][15..0]. I'm wondering if this same logic applies to making a 3D bus such as, [3..0][1..0][15..0]. If these rules do not apply to higher dimensional buses, is there a way to do it? thanks for the help
Honored ContributorYou may be able to - have you tried? I cant remember the BDF limitations.
Honored Contributorso far it didn't work for me. i'm new to quartus, it may be possible im going about it the wrong way?
Honored ContributorI just assigned a pin as a multidimensional bus via the name, saw that i was able to compile it for a 2D bus, but as soon as i changed it ot a 3D bus a compiulation error saying illegal multidimensional bus.
Honored ContributorThen 2D is your limit.
You can def have 3D in VHDL (maybe Verilog too)
