Process names in VHDL

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Process names in VHDL

by De Smet, Jan :: Rate this Message:

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Hi,
 
I recently began to explore doxygen's ability to document VHDL source code.
It is a wonderfull tool, but I am having problems with the process names in the code to be visible in the documentation.
 
 
When in the code
 
    my_processname : process (Clk, nReset)
    begin
        ...
    end process my_processname;
 
is placed, the Doxygen generated documentation ommits the name "my_processname" and replaces it with PROCESS_0.
The process is refered to as
    PROCESS_0(Clk,nReset) [Process] in the documentation.
 
Any idea how I can solve this?
 
Regards,
Jan.


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Re: Process names in VHDL

by diegeschichte :: Rate this Message:

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De Smet, Jan wrote:
... Doxygen generated documentation ommits the name and replaces it with PROCESS_0.
The process is refered to as PROCESS_0(Clk,nReset) [Process] in the documentation.
Hi Jan,
unfortunately, no, but I have the same Problem and find a difference with the keyword postponed. Whereever  this is used, like:
my_processname : postponed process (Clk, nReset)
    begin
        ...
    end process my_processname;

there the name is written exactly in the documentation. But by having any influence in the code this no solution of the problem. But I haven't explored more yet.

Regards,
Robert (Germany)
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