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Re: Probably stupid problem...


From: Steven Rubin
Subject: Re: Probably stupid problem...
Date: Mon, 23 Sep 2002 22:23:21 -0700

I checked the simulator routine - it doesn't take into account the PRESET
and CLEAR inputs. It _does_ seem to try and simulate the normal behaviour
of the FF though.

I did a simpler circuit with only two FFs. The second has JK hanging from
the previous one's Q output. This should give a divide-by-4 circuit. I'm guessing
there's something wrong with the order of the evaluation of things. I'm
guessing that for some reason the second JK always sees 1 on at least one
of the inputs.

Anyway - after a bit of experimenting something else went wrong: I get a
message:

  Cannot find VHDL for test

When trying to run ASL sim. Where did that come from?

The VHDL facet is generated automatically when a circuit is simulated. First, the schematic is converted to VHDL, then the VHDL is compiled to a netlist. These are typically kept in facets with the appropriate view. If you deleted that facet, then it cannot simulate. Also, it uses date information on the facets to know what you last modified and what has to be rebuilt.

   -Steve





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