Quartus

Memory depth value (<number>) in design file differs from memory depth value (<number>) in Memory Initialization File -- setting initial value for remaining addresses to 0


CAUSE: The memory depth value you specified in a design file (Block Design File (.bdf), Text Design File (.tdf), VHDL Design File(.vhd), Verilog Design File (.v), or EDIF Input File (.edf)) in a design does not match the memory depth value you specified in the Memory Initialization File (.mif). This condition occurs when you specify a memory depth in the design file that is greater than the memory depth defined in the MIF or HEX File. The Quartus II software is therefore setting the initial value for the remaining addresses to 0.
ACTION: If you do not want the initial value for the remaining addresses set to 0, make sure the design file and the MIF contain the same memory depth values for the memory block.

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