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Altera_Forum
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9 years agoChanging the seed just changes how the fitter places the design. The seed is actually based on your source code and the fit seed, so you cannot get reproducible results. Asynchronous logic in FPGAs is prone to all sorts of variation in timing, the first being the placement, but also fluctuations in voltage, temperature and process (ie. one chip is not identical to another chip).
Basically, asynchronous logic in an FPGA is not usually a good idea. to D4N005H: your code now simulates, but will not be anything like the simulation on hardware. You're at the mercy of the variability I mentioned above.