2009/12/23 René Doss <[email protected]>: > You can run ghdl 32bit on 64 bit linux > > but you need for this case some addtional prameter. > > see in my makefile Thank you - I could already try this.
Additionally, I've read the source code about "wave.create_type(2)", and I think it is a ghdl internal error handling some type I use in my design. So I don't think it is an OS problem, but a ghdl internal problem. Maybe the ghdl developers can say something on this. Regards, Lluís. > Am 23.12.2009 10:01, schrieb Lluís Batlle: >> 2009/12/23 René Doss <[email protected]>: >> >>> Hallo, >>> your file type is incorrect. >>> an example from my design >>> ghdl -r jpeg_tb --stop-time=18000ns --wave=jpeg.ghw >>> >> Did you mean the file extension for the wave? >> I've tried: >> $ ./tb_design --stop-time=750us --wave=twoimages.ghw >> ./tb_design:internal error: wave.create_type(2) >> >> So I hit the same problem. Also the same with "ghdl -r". >> >> I am using ghdl built for x86_64. Could it be that ghdl requires >> 32bits for its wave format? I will try a 32-bit build. _______________________________________________ Ghdl-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/ghdl-discuss
