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Due to what is arguably a bug in the Xilinx toolchain (since it synthesizes perfectly well-formed behavioral Verilog to something that has different behavior), any Memory with an asynchronous read port (often a SyncFIFO) can synthesize to a BRAM in an unpredictable way. To avoid this, a platform-specific pass should insert an attribute for any memory with asynchronous read ports that makes sure it ends up as distributed RAM.
@nakengelhardt tried to fix this in oMigen in m-labs/migen#105, but oMigen does not have the infrastructure required to fix this properly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Due to what is arguably a bug in the Xilinx toolchain (since it synthesizes perfectly well-formed behavioral Verilog to something that has different behavior), any
Memory
with an asynchronous read port (often aSyncFIFO
) can synthesize to a BRAM in an unpredictable way. To avoid this, a platform-specific pass should insert an attribute for any memory with asynchronous read ports that makes sure it ends up as distributed RAM.@nakengelhardt tried to fix this in oMigen in m-labs/migen#105, but oMigen does not have the infrastructure required to fix this properly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: