VHDL Coding Guidelines
Non-Synthesizable VHDL Code

Non-Synthesizable VHDL Code

RTL Synthesis is done by matching high level code against templates or patterns. It is important to use idioms that you…

HDL Coding Guidelines - Part 7

HDL Coding Guidelines - Part 7

Hints Avoid more package references than needed Keep all objects and subprograms in the nearest possible scope Keep loc…

HDL Coding Guidelines - Part 6

HDL Coding Guidelines - Part 6

To Avoid common Warnings Store each VHDL unit into a separate file except package header and body Signal assignments fo…

HDL Coding Guidelines - Part 5

HDL Coding Guidelines - Part 5

Critical Policies to Keep note! Balance clock to delta accuracy Pull-ups and pull-downs have to be modeled on chip leve…

HDL Coding Guidelines - Part 4

HDL Coding Guidelines - Part 4

To Avoid common Errors A configuration declaration is needed for each architecture in the design Design-internal refere…

HDL Coding Guidelines - Part 3

HDL Coding Guidelines - Part 3

Portability Language for modeling should be VHDL-87 VHDL-93 keywords should not be used Verilog keywords should not be…

HDL Coding Guidelines - Part 2

HDL Coding Guidelines - Part 2

When Compiling (VHDL): A configuration declaration is needed for each architecture in the design Design-internal refere…

HDL Coding Guidelines - Part 1

HDL Coding Guidelines - Part 1

Coding of circuit behavior and architecture is one of the most critical steps in the whole chip development project. It…

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