Re: Stupid question

Since this is an FPGA, the user needs to generate his/her own [Pin] list table
based on your configuration. This [Pin] list would point to the appropriate
buffer models. Then attach the buffer models to the modified [Pin] list to
create the full component model.

You can even use the [Model selector] scheme from v3.2 but that depends if
your simulator supports it.

Regards,
Syed
Cisco Systems, Inc

>
> Dear IBIS users,
> I am trying to ascertain the optimal way to configure a FPGA IBIS
model.
> I have input only, output only and Bi-directional I/O's while the supplier's
> model provides
> a generic I/O model. If someone could email me an optimized example I would
> be most grateful.
>
> Regards,
> Bob Haller
Received on Mon May 1 10:35:42 2000