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Conor Grogan

I have a number of IO signals that I want to put into a table, accessed by a unique tag. These all have addresses, but the addresses fall into three different formats depending on the type of signal. Is it better to inlclude the addresses in the same table, greatly increasing the number of columns, or should I have three seperate tables for each addressing format?
 
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Mark

Conor
I recommend one table with a field to identify the signal
type.

Mark
-----Original Message-----
I have a number of IO signals that I want to put into a
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table, accessed by a unique tag. These all have addresses,
but the addresses fall into three different formats
depending on the type of signal. Is it better to inlclude
the addresses in the same table, greatly increasing the
number of columns, or should I have three seperate tables
for each addressing format?
 

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