ContributorYes, so as I said, why don't you just tap the right hand side signals?
Super ContributorWhat is a struct signal? Do you mean like a structure in C code?
Contributoryes, I used this struct:
typedef struct packed { logic clk; logic rst; logic de; logic hsync; logic vsync; } hdmi_if_s;
here are the declared signals:
hdmi_if_s hdmi_rx_if; hdmi_if_s hdmi_tx0_if; hdmi_if_s hdmi_tx1_if;
here are the signal assignments:
assign hdmi_rx_if.rst = reset; assign hdmi_rx_if.clk = hdmi_rx_vid_clk; assign hdmi_rx_if.de = hdmi_rx_de; assign hdmi_rx_if.hsync = hdmi_rx_hsync; assign hdmi_rx_if.vsync = hdmi_rx_vsync; assign hdmi_tx0_if.rst = reset; assign hdmi_tx0_if.clk = hdmi_tx0_vid_clk; assign hdmi_tx0_if.de = hdmi_tx0_de; assign hdmi_tx0_if.hsync = hdmi_tx0_hsync; assign hdmi_tx0_if.vsync = hdmi_tx0_vsync; assign hdmi_tx1_if.rst = reset; assign hdmi_tx1_if.clk = hdmi_tx_vid_clk; assign hdmi_tx1_if.de = hdmi_tx_de; assign hdmi_tx1_if.hsync = hdmi_tx_hsync; assign hdmi_tx1_if.vsync = hdmi_tx_vsync;
In SignalTap, I searched for the signals with the "SignalTap: pre-synthesis" option, but they did not appear there ...
