"The Lord of War" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> hi all i'm new to the fpga field
>
> i was wondering how do i use the onboard sram, i need to create a big
> memory structure so do i just do:
>
> type dataout is array (0 to 1048576) of std_logic_vector(15 downto 0);
> signal mem_struct : dataout;
>
> and the fpga knows what to do and where to save the stuff and then use
> mem_struct as my memory structure or is there a way (a procedure) to use
> the onboard sram or flash for what matters.
>
> i hope i'm clear enough
>
> if it helps i am using virtex 4 xc4vfx20 and xilinx ise 9.2, and i have
> 512M scan disk flash and SRAM module (ZBT Synchronous SRAM) on the board
> itself
> thanks in advance
>
> regards
> The Lord of War

Me personally, I find (1024 * 1024 - 1) more easily readable for intent, and
small mistakes harder to miss. As to your question, simply: No, but it can
be "taught". The beauty of a blank canvas is it doesn't presume to know the
brush's intent.