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    From: mipson@h...<mipson@h...>
    Date: Thu Feb 17 14:27:40 CET 2005
    Subject: [pci] Problems adding input signals
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    I respond to my own message because I was able to solve the problem.
    The problem was that I needed to define the inputs in a different way.
    Well I have learnt some more Verilog...


    ----- Original Message -----
    From: Mikael Pettersson<mipson@h...>
    To:
    Date: Mon Feb 14 12:18:39 CET 2005
    Subject: [pci] Problems adding input signals

    > Hi!
    > I'm working on a project in school based on OpenCores PCI core and
    > have some
    > problems getting it to work.
    > I have taken all the needed files from the pci/rtl directory and
    > modified
    > the top.v file from the crt application to include our project
    > written in
    > VHDL. So far all seems to be working. But when I add input signals
    > to my
    > VHDL application they all exist in the RTL view but when I
    > synthesize the
    > code I can no longer see the inputs and it's not possible to add
    > them to the
    > ucf file. Defining outputs are no problems and all show up in the
    > ucf file.
    > I don't know Verilog but to me all seems good and I have added the
    > inputs
    > the way the PCI inputs are defined.
    > Has anyone experienced this? Help would be greatly appreciated!
    > I'm using a Memec Spartan 2 PCI board, Synplify Pro 8.0 and Xilinx
    > WebPack
    > 6.3.
    > Thanks in advance!

     
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