I was working on an insane logic project involving memory cells, and I had realized that I needed to hook them up to OR blocks to output when they have data. Naturally, I predicted another huge grind selecting all forty T-flip-flops and setting the ORs as a slaved logic block for each of my memory cells. It occurred to me that this would normally take me hours.
It also occurred to me, what if you could shift-select multiple master logic blocks, so that when you place the ORs they are already slaved to their memory cell? This would save so much time. Then, instead of slaving a single block to the memory cells over and over again, you can Shift-C>V(or place logic) for each cell, and complete the task within seconds.
It also occurred to me, what if you could shift-select multiple master logic blocks, so that when you place the ORs they are already slaved to their memory cell? This would save so much time. Then, instead of slaving a single block to the memory cells over and over again, you can Shift-C>V(or place logic) for each cell, and complete the task within seconds.