what is 'A=>0' ?

A

Amontec Team

my_vector <= (others => '0'); -- all bit will be '0'
-- or
my_vector <= (A => '1', others => '0'); -- output(A) bit will be '1',
other bits will be '0'

So 'A' explain an index. 'A' is an interger (or positive, or natural, ...).

Laurent Gauch
www.amontec.com
 
B

boki

Got it!!
Thank you very much!

Regards,
Boki


Amontec Team said:
my_vector <= (others => '0'); -- all bit will be '0'
-- or
my_vector <= (A => '1', others => '0'); -- output(A) bit will be '1',
other bits will be '0'

So 'A' explain an index. 'A' is an interger (or positive, or natural, ...).

Laurent Gauch
www.amontec.com
 

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