new package called fp_pkg that as a minimum contains these type
declarations:
package fp_pkg is
type fixsign is array (integer range <>) of std_logic;
subtype fp8_3 is fixsign ( 8 downto -3);
end package;
package body fp_pkg is
end package body;
We can now use this package in a VHDL model by compiling the
package into the current work library and calling the package as
we need it:
Use work.fp_pkg.all;
This will provide access to all the fixed point functions and types
required.
In this library, we have two types of functions. The first type are
required for translating physical types (such as std_logic_vector)
to our new types and vice versa. These are important ...
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