Re: [oc] CODES

["Tony Clark" <tclark@telia.com>]

Sorry, I really can't help myself...I'm calling the Style, Simulation 
and Synthesis Police to give you a good wrap over the nuckles :)

1. use different case for keywords.  Indent more...make it easily 
readable.

2. only refer to the libraries you actually use and avoid non ieee 
ones.  Most rtl can be done with just 2 libraries, ieee.std_logic_1164 
and ieee.numeric_std. These are supported and approved by ieee.

3. Don't mix counters in with state machine...results in slow bloat.  
Counters should be in a separate process with control signals from the 
state machine.


tony




quoting Deepak George <deepak.g@angelfire.com>:

> Hello
> My name is Deepak George. I am new with the open core concept but i 
have
> been dooing VLSI Designing for some time now, I want to put some of 
my code
> on it.
>
> Please tell me how to contribute to the codes at opencores.org
> you will find my codes at
> www.geocities.com/deepakgeorge2000/index.htm
> www.geocities.com/deepakgeorge2000/alu8bit.htm
> www.geocities.com/deepakgeorge2000/DMA.htm
> www.geocities.com/deepakgeorge2000/cam.htm
> These are code for a 8 bit ALU, DMA controller and a 256 * 8 Content 
Access
> Memory respectively.
>
> Hope to hear from u soon
> Regards
> Deepak George
>
>
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> 



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