
11-22-2009, 07:44 PM
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Re: Stop ISE from trimming signals for a ring oscillator?
On Nov 22, 7:07*pm, Sam Kerr <stk...@purdue.edu> wrote:
> On Sat, 21 Nov 2009, Antti wrote:
> > On Nov 21, 11:34*pm, Sam Kerr <stk...@purdue.edu> wrote:
> > > Hello all,
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> > > I'm trying to implement a ring oscillator using 1 nand gate connectedto a
> > > series of not gates. Synthesis produces no relevant warnings, but
> > > translation says all the wires are source-less and is removing them,
> > > despite settings I have provided through constraints.
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> > > In the ISE map options, I have checked "Register Duplication" as wellas
> > > adding a Keep constraint in the verilog source, which is below.
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> > > Here is an example of some of the messages I'm seeing:
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> > > The signal "puf1/mux2/N1" is sourceless and has been removed.
> > > The signal "puf1/mux2/N2" is sourceless and has been removed.
> > > The signal "puf1/mux1/N1" is sourceless and has been removed.
> > > The signal "puf1/mux1/N2" is sourceless and has been removed.
> > > The signal "puf1/oscillator1/N0" is sourceless and has been removed.
> > > The signal "puf1/oscillator1/N1" is sourceless and has been removed.
> > > The signal "puf1/oscillator1/inputGate/N1" is sourceless and has beenremoved.
> > > The signal "puf1/oscillator1/inputGate/N2" is sourceless and has beenremoved.
> > > The signal "puf1/oscillator1/GATELOOP[35]..endGate/N1" is sourceless and has been removed.
> > > The signal "puf1/oscillator1/GATELOOP[35]..endGate/N2" is sourceless and has been removed.
> > > The signal "puf1/oscillator1/GATELOOP[35].gate/N1" is sourceless and has been removed.
> > > The signal "puf1/oscillator1/GATELOOP[35].gate/N2" is sourceless and has been removed.
> > > The signal "puf1/oscillator1/GATELOOP[34].gate/N1" is sourceless and has been removed.
> > > The signal "puf1/oscillator1/GATELOOP[34].gate/N2" is sourceless and has been removed.
> > > ...
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> > > What is also interesting, is my Verilog source does not define an N1 or N2
> > > signal, and I can't figure out what these correspond to.
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> > > Here is the Verilog code I'm using.
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> > > module ringoscillator(
> > > output wire out
> > > );
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> > > (* KEEP = "TRUE" *) wire connector;
> > > (* KEEP = "TRUE" *) wire [36:0] w;
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> > > nandgate inputGate(.i1(connector), .i2(1'b1), .out(w[0]));
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> > > // generate inverters
> > > genvar i;
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> > > generate
> > > * *for(i = 0; i < 36; i = i + 1)
> > > * *begin : GATELOOP
> > > * * * * invertergate gate(.in(w[i]), .out(w[i+1]));
> > > * * * * if(i+1 == 36)
> > > * * * * invertergate endGate(.in(w[i+1]), .out(connector));
> > > * *end
> > > endgenerate
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> > > assign out = connector;
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> > > endmodule
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> > > module nandgate(input wire i1, i2, output wire out);
> > > * * * * assign out = ~(i1 & i2);
> > > endmodule
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> > > module invertergate(input wire in, output wire out);
> > > * * * * assign out = ~in;
> > > endmodule
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> > > Are there any flaws in the code or settings I can make to stop ISE from removing my logic?
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> > > Thanks for any help!
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> > WHY SO COMPLICATED??
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> > just take xilinx own ring oscillator code, it works
> > (one place is s3e sk ref designs, freq measurement example)
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> > Antti
>
> Thanks for this advice, where can I find these designs?
read what i said
www.xilinx.com
look for S3E starter kit
reference designs
picoblaze frequency meter
Antti
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