Reg process and signal tap instance are driven with the same clock.
Double checked timing violations: nothing for mentioned signals.
What about clock domains, cs and wr are originated from different domains. Cs belongs to slow clock domain, and wr belongs to faster domain (the same as clk signal). Wr is triggered for one clk period in order to allow writing data while cs, regaddr and data are stable.
Hello, I have problems running a LwIP server on a microblaze in an Artix FPGA. The LwIP example runs smoothly, when I dont add any AXI peripheral, but as soon as I implement a GPIO, the LwIP doesnt find the PHY anymore
AXI addresses may change after adding new axi slaves to the system. Ensure that you have the same addresses both in Vivado block design viewer and the header files .
There seems to be some strange behavior with interrupts when I look for this topic in forums, but I dont understand exactly how the interrupts must be initialized