load .mif-file on DE0-CV board

Okay, here a short update how I solved the problem if somebody got similar problems as I had.

1. to include the mif-file to the memory you need to create this one first and then create the memory. During the creationprocess of the memory with the Megawizard it's possible to include a Mif-file. On this way you get your memory with the desired values. The code for the Mif file is the following:

DEPTH = 64; % Memory depth and width are required %WIDTH = 6; % Enter a decimal number %
ADDRESS_RADIX = HEX; % Address and value radixes are optional %
DATA_RADIX = HEX; % Enter BIN, DEC, HEX, or OCT; unless %
CONTENT
BEGIN
 : 0000; % Range--Every address from 00 to FF = 0000 %
00 : 0; -- to get the value '0' to the memory location 0
01 : 1; -- to get the value '1' to the memory location 1
02 : A; -- to get the value '0xA' to the memory location 2
... continue this way
END ;

2. to wrap two vhdl-files together (in this case the memory file, created with the Megawizard, and the main file), you need to write the following code into the main vhdl file:

This part is placed directly after the 'architecture xx of yy is', before the 'begin'. (like the signals)

-- wrapper
    component MBDDesignMemoryMif
        port(    data            : IN STD_LOGIC_VECTOR (5 DOWNTO 0);
                inclock        : IN STD_LOGIC  := '1';
                outclock        : IN STD_LOGIC ;
                rdaddress    : IN STD_LOGIC_VECTOR (5 DOWNTO 0);
                wraddress    : IN STD_LOGIC_VECTOR (5 DOWNTO 0);
                wren            : IN STD_LOGIC  := '0';
                q                : OUT STD_LOGIC_VECTOR (5 DOWNTO 0)
            );
    end component;

This part is placed after the 'begin' of the architecture:

uut: MBDDesignMemoryMif
        port map(data             => WriteData,
                    inclock         =>    clock_10hz_int,
                    outclock     =>    clock_10hz_int,
                    rdaddress     =>    ReadAddress,
                    wraddress    =>    WriteAddress,
                    wren             =>    WriteEN,
                    q                 =>    ReadData
                    );

All the shown code parts in this post belong and work with the variables of my project, which I already posted in this thread.

Hopefully I can help somebody with this ;)