Add standard and quad write functionality to flash model #426
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| // Wait for all the fifo to be drained | ||
| spi_wait_for_tx_empty(&spi_host); | ||
| #ifndef TARGET_SIM |
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let's wait for response also in simulation please
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It will only work in questa, right?
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Same problem, the function will never return.
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Add standard and quad write capabilities to the current verilog flash model. This allows write functions to be executed also on simulation.
This pull request also includes a write example application that was used during test phase of the newly added flash functionalities.