How to resolve the exceed of maximum supported wordlength of 128 bits in hdlcoder?
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    kim lee
 el 22 de Ag. de 2018
  
    
    
    
    
    Comentada: Xisheng Yu
 el 15 de Oct. de 2024
            Dear All, I'm trying to implement the below equation in hdlcoder, But I've encountered "The computed word length of the result is 186 bits. This exceeds the maximum supported wordlength of 128 bits."
How can I resolve this problem?
      out = (((389.12*d*d*d*d*d - 113.19*d*d*d*d + 131.1*d*d*d - 60.671*d*d + 3.7314*d + 50.1321)*(Y*Y*Y*Y*Y) + ...
        (-112.11*d*d*d*d*d + 10.5*d*d*d*d - 43.21*d*d*d + 19.54*d*d - 4.048*d - 1.695)*(Y*Y*Y*Y) + ...
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                                ...
        (1.16*d*d*d*d*d - 1.11*d*d*d*d + 4.38*d*d*d - 1.28*d*d - 5.097*d + 3.764)*(Y*Y*Y) + ...
        (-90.05*d*d*d*d*d + 201.5*d*d*d*d - 3.94*d*d*d + 1386.7389*d*d - 714.54729*d + 0.36295))*1024);
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  Kiran Kintali
    
 el 23 de Ag. de 2020
        HDL Coder supports various data types for synthesis. If you need high dynamic range in computation you need to use native floating types https://www.mathworks.com/videos/generate-native-floating-point-fpga-implementations-for-field-oriented-control-of-motors.html
If you need to use fixed-point types you need to limit intermediate type growth as the word length limitation for HDL code generation is 128bits.
Another approach to use is to split computation into multiple variables and use vectors of bundled data to carry related computations.
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  Xisheng Yu
 el 15 de Oct. de 2024
				Hi, when I do HDL code generation in Simulink, I get an error warning “The computed word length of the result is 130 bits. This exceeds the maximum supported wordlength of 128 bits.The formula is as follows:a=1-2*q2^2-2*q3^2.How can I solve this problem?Looking forward to your reply
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