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 XEPLD, XC7318, XC7336:  nd100:[Error] (nd105, hi317) Could not map '<instance>' into a fast function block. (Fast Output Enables, FOE)   Record #1633
 
Product Family:  Software
 Product Line:  EPLD Core
 
 Product Part:  xemake6
 
 Problem Title:
 XEPLD, XC7318, XC7336:  nd100:[Error] (nd105, hi317) Could not map '<instance>' into a fast
 function block. (Fast Output Enables, FOE)
 
 
 
 Problem Description:
 Urgency:  Standard
 
 General Description:
 
 Upon implementing a XC7318 or XC7336 design the following
 errors may be encountered during the optimize stage of
 implementation:
 
 nd100:[Error]Could not map '<instance>' into a fast function
 block macrocell.
 nd105:[Error]Device does not have enough Fast Output Enables to
 convert macrocell pterm enable into an FOE as required
 for fast function blocks.
 hi317:[Error]Invalid fast function mapping requirement found.
 Possibly there is too much logic declared as fast in your
 design.
 
 This error is typically caused by a design which targets the
 XC7318 or the XC7336 and which uses more than two device
 output enables.  Since the XC7318 and XC7336 have *only* Fast
 Function Blocks, the device may only have 2 output enables.
 This is because the output enables in Fast Function Blocks can
 come from one of two places, the FOE0 pin or the FOE1 pin.
 Even if the design generates an output enable signal
 internally, that output enable signal will still need to use
 one of these 2 FOE pins to get back into the device on an
 output enable line.
 
 There are no product term output enables in Fast Function
 Blocks.
 
 Therefore, if the design has an internally generated output
 enable(s), an FOE pin must be left free for each of those
 internally generated output enable(s).
 
 
 Solution 1:
 
 Target a 7300 device that contains High Density Function
 Blocks such as the 7354 or larger device.
 
 You may also try targeting an equivelent 9500 device.
 
 
 
 Solution 2:
 
 Limit the number of output enables in the design to 2.
 
 
 
 Solution 3:
 
 If the design contains an internally generated output
 enable(s), be sure that there is a corresponding FOE pin
 available for the signal to use to get onto the output enable
 line.
 
 
 
 
 End of Record #1633 - Last Modified: 01/28/97 15:28
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