At 06:54 PM 2/17/2010, you wrote:
I am new to Electric but am interested in the VHDL portion. I have read the
manual and it appears that there are a few basic components that need to be
built to then use the VHDL compiler. My question is can I expand this
library to more complex components?
I would like to use this to implement a system on a chip that I have running
in an FPGA, but have no experience in using electric to actually design a
chip. Does all the VHDL code need to be written at the flip flop level or
can a higher level of abstraction be used? If I make a ram array, can it be
instantiated in the VHDL?
You can extend the VHDL libraries, but it might require some
source-code hacking. Also, the VHDL compiler is strictly
"structural" (i.e. components and connections) and not "behavioral"
(higher-level expressions are not understood).
-Steven Rubin
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