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Hi sstrell, Thanks a lot ! I know what you mean ...how often do you switch between AND and OR triggers or even Compares. For me it can be occasionally i suppose in reality. But unless you nail down all your trigger situations BEFORE compiling you never really know do you !
And i guess i got used to the ChipScope Pro way which requires no compiles when you change any of your trigger conditions on existing probes.
But thanks for the explain and yes i see how i can add in columns now to allow more flexible triggers. That is a really helpful suggestion, thanks very much for your detailed replay.
I will also take a look at the LOCK feature you mentioned, that might be of use as well.
One other thing i am having trouble with is State Machines and FSM triggers for an FSM i have written in System Verilog. When i try to add the state register i can't seem to add it at all. It shows up in RED, even though i have it assigned like this in my RTL
My FSM definition is like so:
Any warnings or errors when you synthesize the design? No way to tell if there's an issue from this snippet.
- sstrell16 days ago
Super Contributor
Settings on the right, set the number of trigger conditions.
- drbarryh16 days ago
Occasional Contributor
Hi sstrell,
Thanks, and No none That i can see. I will verify that though again in the fitter report and post synthesis! I think i see how to do it now...using the 'add state machine nodes...' menu item.
One other point: How do i add in a new trigger column ? I can't see hw to do that in Quartus Standard Edition version 25.1 If i right click for example on the existing trigger column, marked as 1, nothing in the popup menu here offers any way to add in anew Trigger Column. And none of the other menus do either as far as i can see./
Cheers, Dr Barry H
- drbarryh16 days ago
Occasional Contributor
Thanks sstrell, yes i see that now. And you can have advanced mode as well for triggers. That might be worth investigating. And adding in a Mnemonic text file to link to any State Machines will be useful too :)
cheers, Dr Barry H