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EDK IP core to recieve signal from ISE entity
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05-21-2009 08:35 AM
Hello,
I'm searching for a way to design a custom IP core attached to the microblaze's PLB that can recieve (and interface) a signal generated by an entity created in ISE.
To accomplish this, I started an ISE project and programmed an entity which sends a two state signal as output, and then added an EDK source to the ISE project. Within the ISE project, i created the microblaze and its default cores using the BSB wizard. Next, i created the custom core and set an input port in user_logic (FEDATA_ACK : in STD_LOGIC;), however when i'm importing the created custom core (in EDK) with a very simple user logic written, i get an error in the import peripheral wizard:
ERROR:HDLParsers:851 -
"C:/Development/CFtestsISE/CFtest/core/pcores/fe_i
dl/fe_in_controller.vhd" Line 707. Formal FEDATA_ACK of entity with no
default value must be associated with an actual value.
ERROR:MDT - Parse Errors encountered in HDL source
WARNING:MDT - Unable to delete temparary project file
C:\Development\CFtestsISE\CFtest\core\pcores\fe_in
It complaints that i have to have an associated value with FEDATA_ACK, which in my case I want it to be the output of the ISE created entity. How can i make such interface?
Sorry about the double post in implementation section; i was not shure where to post this doubt.
Best,
JM
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05-22-2009 03:22 AM - edited 05-22-2009 03:24 AM
Hi JM,
Just check the obvious, did you add that port to the top level as well (fe_in_controller.vhd)?
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05-22-2009 03:36 AM - edited 05-22-2009 05:32 AM
Hehe, you got me. Yes, that was the problem.
Thanx,
JM











