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Is the out word(output) size can be changed through the process ?

<<VHDL task1>>

there is a serial stream of data, basically a sequence of zeros and ones

now let's say this is 8bit data

00100010|11110100|10010010|...

0|01000101|11101001|00100100|...

i.e. we do not know where the stream starts or stops without further information

which basically adjusts the data by one bit

for example if you know your 'data' looks like this: 11110000 you can take a bitstream like this:

break it down into 8bit packets (i.e. deserialize it)

detect that you are not at the correct bit position

till you get

got it :)

but how i will sync. with 10bit or the 12bit !

the task is to create a deserializer which can do 8, 10 and 12 bit not just 8 bit

as generic module that can be set to the three sizes ?

to give you an idea, if the task were to handle 4 and 8 bit

or deserialize 4 bit and accumulate two 4 bit values to provide the 8bit output

but for that case if i deserialize 4-bit i will out it on the main bus or the max bus i have (that is 8-bit ) and the rest of the bits is a don't care

out them*

i.e. 8bit in the 4/8 example and 12bit in the task

the 'unused' bits (can be LSBs or MSBs) should be constant

now its clear :)

thank Bertl :D

thanks**

day

morning

vup2, anuejn: have removed input/output parameters from systemd service file, now the output is sent through std::clog either to terminal or if axiom_daemon is running as service to journal

BAndiT1983: awesome

yes, removed it a couple of days ago, will upload soon

nope, have also not used it much before, as it always initialized "legacy" one

what's the state with "void"? any news?

but will do that soon

pushed new update and merged to master, circle ci is a bit picky today, it recognized dev branch as version 1.0 and refused to show it in the lsit, although we used 2.0 from the beginning on

great

kkk

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good night

Does using existing hardened SERDES means using some IP core for it or something like that?

apurvanandan[m]: no, but you can use the primitives