[Fpga-synth] ISE Inferrence and Instantiation Question
Eric Brombaugh
ebrombaugh at earthlink.net
Wed Apr 2 16:04:21 CEST 2008
Scott Gravenhorst wrote:
> When ISE infers something like block RAM, is there a way to see how the primitive was instantiated?
Use the 'netgen' command to convert the .ngc file that comes out of XST
into a verilog file:
netgen -ofmt verilog -w infile.ngc outfile.v
Warning: this file is generally used only for gate-level simulations and
isn't intended to be particularly readable. The hierarchy is flattened
and a lot of the netnames will have been munged. Tracking down the
instance you want can be entertaining.
> I.e., so that the instantiation could be used in place of the code that inferred it?
Any particular reason you prefer to instantiate rather than infer?
Eric
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