Primitive Ii

The DFF primitive allows you to program a register as an edge-triggered D flipflop.

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To perform functional simulations, you must use the altera_primitives.v library located in the <Quartus II installation directory>edasim_lib directory. For VHDL, you must use the altera_primitives.vhd library located in the <Quartus II installation directory>edasim_lib directory.

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DFF <instance_name> (.d(<input_wire>), .clk(<input_wire>),

.clrn(<input_wire>), .prn(<input_wire>), .q(<output_wire>));

The following VHDL component declaration is located in the= 4 && typeof(BSPSPopupOnMouseOver) 'function') BSPSPopupOnMouseOver(event);'>VHDL Design File (.vhd)ALTERA_PRIMITIVES_COMPONENTS.VHDlocated in the<Quartus II installation directory>librariesvhdlalteradirectory.

COMPONENT DFF

PORT (d : IN STD_LOGIC;

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clk : IN STD_LOGIC;

clrn : IN STD_LOGIC;

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prn : IN STD_LOGIC;

q : OUT STD_LOGIC );

END COMPONENT;

The VHDL LIBRARY-USE declaration is not required if you use the VHDL Component Declaration.

LIBRARY altera;

* Qo = level of Q before clock pulse

All flipflops are positive-edge-triggered.

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Track Listing
Disc 1

1. I Want Jesus to Talk with Me (1926), (Homer Quincy Smith)
2. Deal Rag, (1930), (Walter Taylor) (listen)
3. Motherless Child Blues, (1930), (Elvie Thomas)
4. Big Bed Bug (Bed Bug Blues), (1930), (Tommy Settlers and his Blues Moaner) (listen)
5. I Got Your Ice Cold NuGrape, (1926), (NuGrape Twins) (listen)
6. Molly Man, (1928), ((Red Hot) Old Mose / Moses Mason)
7. Black Dog Blues, (1930), (Bayless Rose)
8. Workhouse Blues, (1939), (Mattie May Thomas)
9. Bo-Lita, (1927), (Kid Brown and his Blue Band)
10. My Mama Always Talked To Me, (1927), (John Hammond)
11. Ballin’ the Jack, (1930), (The Salty Dog Four)
12. Friday Moan Blues, (1930), (Alfred Lewis)
13. Pick Poor Robin Clean, (1931), (Geeshie Wliey)
14. It’s Cold In China Blues, (1935), (The Mississippi Moaner)
15. Black Sheep Blues, (1935), (Pigmeat Terry)
16. Old Hen Cackle, (1931), (Two Poor Boys)
17. Frisco Blues, (1930), (Bayless Rose)
18. Hot Time Blues, (1928), (William Harris)
19. Take a Look At That Baby, (1931), (Two Poor Boys)
20. Skinny Leg Blues, (1930), (Geeshie Wiley)
21. Little Birdie, (1927), (John Hammond)
22. Little Girl in Rome, (1935), (Otto Virgial)
23. Dangerous Blues, (1939), (Mattie May Thomas)
24. Mean Low Blues, (1929), (Blues Birdhead)
25. Be My Kid Blues, (1928), (Elizabeth Johnson)

Disc 2

1. Last Kind Words Blues, (1930), (Geeshie Wliey)
2. Poor Mourner, (1897), (Cousins & Demoss)
3. Jamestown Exhibition, (1930), (Bayless Rose)
4. There’s a City Built of Mansions, (1926), (NuGrape Twins)
5. Cairo Blues, (1929), (Henry Spaulding)
6. Two White Horses in a Line, (1931), (Two Poor Boys)
7. Shrimp Man, (1928), ((Red Hot) Old Mose / Moses Mason)
8. Don’t Mistreat Your Good Boyfriend, (1929), (The Bubbling Over Five)
9. Bull Frog Blues, (1928), (William Harris)
10. Purty Polly, (1927), (John Hammond)
11. Go Down Moses, (1926), (Homer Quincy Smith)
12. Over to my House, (1930), (Wiley and Thomas)
13. Shaking Weed Blues, (1930), (Tommy Settlers and his Blues Moaner)
14. Big Mac from Macamere, (1939), (Mattie May Thomas)
15. Moaning the Blues, (1935), (Pigmeat Terry)
16. Original Blues, (1930), (Bayless Rose)
17. John Henry Blues (take 3), (1931), (Two Poor Boys)
18. Sobbin’ Woman Blues, (1928), (Elizabeth Johnson)
19. Bad Notion Blues, (1935), (Otto Virgial)
20. Eagles on a Half, (1931), (Geeshie Wliey)
21. Mississippi Swamp Moan, (1930), (Alfred Lewis)
22. Red Cross the Disciple of Christ Today, (1928), ((Red Hot) Old Mose / Moses Mason)
23. Kansas City Blues, (1928), (William Harris)
24. As Free as a Little Bird Can Be, (1927), (John Hammond)
25. No Mo’ Freedom, (1939), (Mattie May Thomas)