well first of all
vector <=a(0,0 TO 10)
won't work, as vector is a type, not a signal in your design. Try
b <= a(0,0 TO 10)
yeah, and you are probably wanting a for-generate loops.. something like
for i in 0 to 10 generate
b(i) <= a(0,i);
end generate;
That should work. I personally...
Cool! I was hoping so, but the syntax made it seem funny. VHDL seems to be so data-type sensitive, even when the two datatypes seem absolutely compatible. Like an unsigned vector of 4 bits should hold any integer value 0 to 15.
But when you assign them you have to run "conv_integer" or...
I'm wanting to know more about how constants are used in VHDL.
First of all, I know you can only declare a constant within the architecture decloration like:
ARCHITECTURE Behavior OF unit IS
CONSTANT n : INTEGER := 10;
CONSTANT x : STD_ULOGIC_VECTOR(3 DOWNTO 0) := 12;
---so on----
I'm curious...
Nevermind,
All that was needed is to add a field of type "TimeStamp" to the table, that way access doesn't have to compare all the values it had initially against the ones it re-pulls from the server to check for consistency. Apparently there can be some problems when comparing dates and...
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"Write Conflict - This record has been changed by another user since you started editing it. If you save the record, you will overwrite the changes the...
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