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Feb 05, 2015 - 08:39 PM
I have no idea about the number of submodule.
But My suggestion is that try to compaine module with each other.
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May 29, 2018 - 04:40 AM
Probably in your simulation you have custom Models (Models that created by user). Probably the models does not have #STORAGE syntax for proper storage allocation.
The statement “IF (TIMEZERO) PRINT*,NSTORI,…..” was used before and after the model to figure out how much storage is needed and then add it in the #STORAGE syntax.
I hope this is helpful.
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Hi @firmansasongko, I am getting the same error. Did you figure out how to resolve it?
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Hi @SalmanKhan, what I do know is that when I use too many storage memories (STORF and STORI) I will get ERROR from the compiler with unknown cause. So to resolve this, I used I/O ports (that can be set as arrays) without interconnection to the outside of module diagram. The I/O ports can as well store the previous values. I hope that resolve your problem too.
Regards,
Firman
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This is very helpful, thank you @firmansasongko.
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