Although the documentation is very clear, there are not many simple examples available on internet, so I'm publishing this one that is very straightforward: and mig instance is generated with two ports, one port for reading and another port for writing. For writing, data is fetched from a switch and a button triggers the write operation. For reading, a button queues a read operation and, when available, its transferred to a led array. Both operations are done explicitly, so you can debug signals and have a better understanding of the functions.
A few notes about the MIG's core usage:
- For reading, you queue a read command and wait for the data, If your reading port is c3_p2, use "c3_p2_rd_empty = '0'" as a data valid signal for its data port.
- For writing, you first write to the data FIFO and just then queue the write command.
Here are the steps for the configuration of the MIG generator:
Source code (vhdl and constraints) can be found here: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B64FjViHrZqpfkl1dE5Eb0QzWXBRRDFzVkZrX3F4ZFR2eVlJN3hFT1k4UWxLOE1CMzlKekk&usp=sharing.
Happy coding!
