MIF file

Hi Yitim,

In a Memory Initialization File, you must specify the memory depth and width values. In addition, you can specify data radixes as binary (BIN), hexadecimal (HEX), octal (OCT), signed decimal (DEC), or unsigned decimal (UNS) to display and interpret addresses and data values. Data values must match the specified data radix.

The format is like this:

DEPTH = 32; -- The size of memory in words

WIDTH = 8; -- The size of data in bits

ADDRESS_RADIX = HEX; -- The radix for address values

DATA_RADIX = BIN; -- The radix for data values

CONTENT -- start of (address : data pairs)

BEGIN

00 : 00000000; -- memory address : data

01 : 00000001;

02 : 00000010;

03 : 00000011;

04 : 00000100;

05 : 00000101;

END;

You can easily use memory editor to create a mif file in file--> new --> memory file --> select your option.