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DDR3 Core - sub optimal timing warning
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06-08-2012 01:07 AM
Hi,
I have created a DDR3 core using MIG and the translate and map stages produce the following warning:
WARNING:Pack:2143 - The function generator
"ddr3combinedBankFIFO_1/banks[0].rep_false.Bank0/M
"ddr3combinedBankFIFO_1/banks[0].rep_false.Bank0/M
EM/xilinxWrapperInst/XIL_DDR3_IF/u_mem_intfc/mc0/b
].bank0/bank_state0/rtc3". There are more than two MUXF7 wide function
muxes.
The design will exhibit suboptimal timing.
Has anyone seen this before? Would you be able to help me understand what I might be doing wrong here?
Thanks and Regards,
Sanka.
Re: DDR3 Core - sub optimal timing warning
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06-08-2012 01:12 AM
MIG will generate very different controller designs for each of the different FPGA device families.
- What device family are you targeting?
- What revision of MIG (or ISE) are you using?
-- Bob Elkind
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Re: DDR3 Core - sub optimal timing warning
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06-08-2012 06:29 AM
This sort of warning is quite common, and usually you can ignore it if your
design meets timing. Just make sure that the path being mentioned in
the warnings is properly constrained.
-- Gabor











