S
Shannon
Guest
I'm starting to use ModelSim (the version included with Quartus II)
for my simulations. I've been a long time user of the waveform
simulator in Quartus but I thought I should stop using stone-knives
and bear-skins.
One problem I've hit early on: I have the following process in my
testbench:
DACclock : PROCESS
BEGIN
wait for 4 ns; DAC_clk <= not DAC_clk;
end PROCESS DACclock;
Seems pretty straightforward eh? ModelSim likes it and produces the
clock waveform that I would expect. Quartus however complains:
Error (10533): VHDL Wait Statement error at HighSpeedDACTB.vhd(72):
Wait Statement must contain condition clause with UNTIL keyword
Huh?
Shannon
for my simulations. I've been a long time user of the waveform
simulator in Quartus but I thought I should stop using stone-knives
and bear-skins.
One problem I've hit early on: I have the following process in my
testbench:
DACclock : PROCESS
BEGIN
wait for 4 ns; DAC_clk <= not DAC_clk;
end PROCESS DACclock;
Seems pretty straightforward eh? ModelSim likes it and produces the
clock waveform that I would expect. Quartus however complains:
Error (10533): VHDL Wait Statement error at HighSpeedDACTB.vhd(72):
Wait Statement must contain condition clause with UNTIL keyword
Huh?
Shannon