Simple HAL logical test
11 Aug 2016 17:20 #78632
by jwsigler
Simple HAL logical test was created by jwsigler
I have HAL signal "inputA" and if it is true, I want to set HAL signal "outputB" to true, and false if "inputA" is false. I figured out a way to do this using or2 and defining a global HAL signal called "always-false" which I use in the or2.o.in1 parameter of the or2 logic. With this approach the output from the or2 logic will change the "outputB' signal from true to false, and false to true dependent upon the condition of the or2.0.in0 signal which is "inputA". While this does work, is there a simpler way I can perform this task?
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11 Aug 2016 17:35 #78634
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic Simple HAL logical test
why not just connect the pins together with a signal?
net foo inputA outputB
net foo inputA outputB
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11 Aug 2016 17:54 #78635
by jwsigler
Replied by jwsigler on topic Simple HAL logical test
That seems like a lot simpler way to do this. If I use the command "net foo inputA outputB" then outputB will go true or false based upon inputA. I thought there should be a simpler way than what I was doing. These are my first tries at writing the HAL commands to control my system.
I will give it a try.
Thanks.
I will give it a try.
Thanks.
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