Fix generic_fifo naming and pointer size in Vivado >= 2024 #247
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I used this branch successfully for synthesis of the obelix1 DAQ firmware (on Vivado 2023, though). |
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Since Vivado 2024, the current implementation fails since the pointer size does not fill all bits in the hardware block.
Additionally, the module's naming is fixed and the additional r removed. To keep compatibility, a wrapper was added that should work.