--lpm_divide DEVICE_FAMILY="MAX 10" LPM_DREPRESENTATION="UNSIGNED" LPM_NREPRESENTATION="UNSIGNED" LPM_REMAINDERPOSITIVE="TRUE" LPM_WIDTHD=12 LPM_WIDTHN=21 MAXIMIZE_SPEED=6 OPTIMIZE_FOR_SPEED=5 denom numer quotient remain CARRY_CHAIN="MANUAL" CARRY_CHAIN_LENGTH=48 IGNORE_CARRY_BUFFERS="OFF"
--VERSION_BEGIN 16.1 cbx_cycloneii 2016:10:24:15:04:16:SJ cbx_lpm_abs 2016:10:24:15:04:16:SJ cbx_lpm_add_sub 2016:10:24:15:04:16:SJ cbx_lpm_divide 2016:10:24:15:04:16:SJ cbx_mgl 2016:10:24:15:05:03:SJ cbx_nadder 2016:10:24:15:04:16:SJ cbx_stratix 2016:10:24:15:04:16:SJ cbx_stratixii 2016:10:24:15:04:16:SJ cbx_util_mgl 2016:10:24:15:04:16:SJ  VERSION_END


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FUNCTION sign_div_unsign_6nh (denominator[11..0], numerator[20..0])
RETURNS ( quotient[20..0], remainder[11..0]);

--synthesis_resources = lut 211 
SUBDESIGN lpm_divide_p0r
( 
	denom[11..0]	:	input;
	numer[20..0]	:	input;
	quotient[20..0]	:	output;
	remain[11..0]	:	output;
) 
VARIABLE 
	divider : sign_div_unsign_6nh;
	numer_tmp[20..0]	: WIRE;

BEGIN 
	divider.denominator[] = denom[];
	divider.numerator[] = numer_tmp[];
	numer_tmp[] = numer[];
	quotient[] = divider.quotient[];
	remain[] = divider.remainder[];
END;
--VALID FILE
