Electrical Engineering Asked by runo on December 17, 2020
title may be a bit confusing but what I try to do is to take data from ram/modify it and put that data back to the ram. I want all of this to happen just for the operation(Brightness/Contrast) time when I enable the system instead of happening over and over to the point where data becomes deformed. Here is the code. I want write_enable(which enables writing to ram) to stay at 1 just for the operation(in a window which I call cursor) time then go back to 0 even if enable is 1. This is some image processing and I change brightness and contrast of the image in a window I call cursor. This change must happen for all pixels inside cursor just once. I tried many things(complex control mechanism) but failed due to vivado’s unused element removal issue.I am totally out of idea on how to do that. How can I construct such a control mechanism??? I put commends(from here/to here) to show where this problem takes place.
rst is input
clk and clk2 are different clock signals
done is signal
data_in_ram is ram input
output_of_operation is output of change of Brightness or contrast operation
data_rom is output of rom
PICTURE_WIDTH_HEIGHT is length of my square picture (250*250)
pos_x and pos_y are signals that denote pixel coordinates
cursor_pos_x and cursor_pos_y are upper-left coordinate of the window or cursor
length is length of the square window or cursor
clk is 25Mhz
clk2 is 50Mhz. this is chosen 50 due to ram's read latency(2 clock cycle)
The ram and rom below are constructed using block memory generator.
Reading_Writing_Resetting_Ram: process(clk2,clk,rst) is
begin
if rst = '1' then
done <= '0';
elsif rising_edge(clk) then
if done = '0' then
if address_rom < conv_std_logic_vector((PICTURE_WIDTH_HEIGHT*PICTURE_WIDTH_HEIGHT),16) then
write_enable <= '1';
data_in_ram <= data_rom;
address_ram <= address_rom;
address_rom <= address_rom + 1;
else
address_rom <= (others => '0');
write_enable <= '0';
done <= '1';
end if;
-------------------------------------part above is for resetting ram
else --if done = '1' --From here
if ( pos_x >= cursor_pos_x ) and (pos_x < cursor_pos_x + length) and ( pos_y >= cursor_pos_y) and (pos_y < cursor_pos_y + length) then --if within cursor
address_ram <=(conv_std_logic_vector((pos_x + pos_y*PICTURE_WIDTH_HEIGHT),16));
data_in_ram <= output_of_operation;
if enable = '1' then
write_enable <= '1';
else
write_enable <= '0';
end if; -- enable
else --if out of cursor -- to here
-------------------------- part below is for reading from ram
write_enable <= '0';
if (pos_x < PICTURE_WIDTH_HEIGHT) and (pos_y <PICTURE_WIDTH_HEIGHT) and (pos_x >= 0) and (pos_y >= 0) then -- if within picture
address_ram <=(conv_std_logic_vector((pos_x + pos_y*PICTURE_WIDTH_HEIGHT),16));
end if;
end if;
end if;
end if;
end process;
This code below is used for second condition for write_enable but vivado removes this components.
Adjusting_enable2: process(rst,clk,cursor_pos_x,cursor_pos_y,enable,cursor_mode,current_cursor_mode,c_cursor_pos_x,c_cursor_pos_y) is
begin
if (rst = '1') or (cursor_mode /= current_cursor_mode) or (c_cursor_pos_x /= cursor_pos_x) or (c_cursor_pos_y /= cursor_pos_y) then
enable2 <= '1';
c_cursor_pos_x <= cursor_pos_x;
c_cursor_pos_y <= cursor_pos_y;
counter_for_enable2 <= 0;
elsif rising_edge(clk) then
if enable ='1' then
if counter_for_enable2 < PICTURE_WIDTH_HEIGHT*PICTURE_WIDTH_HEIGHT then
counter_for_enable2 <= counter_for_enable2 + 1;
else
enable2 <= '0';
end if;
end if;
end if;
end process;
Assuming you haven't(?)... I think you should draw your design before you type, you will get much more out of the experience and suffer less issues like you have been posting... nonetheless, you stated:
I want write_enable(which enables writing to ram) to stay at 1 just for the operation(in a window which I call cursor) time then go back to 0 even if enable is 1
Not sure if it solves your overall issue, but based on this sentence, it translates to AND'ing cursor and enable.
combinatorial: write_enable = cursor and enable;
inside a clocked process: write_enable <= cursor and enable;
Answered by CapnJJ on December 17, 2020
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