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Abstract

A game called Dicerace has been successfully designed and implemented in an Altera (10K20) chip. This is a video game where a monitor is connected to the Altera chip to show the results. The basic requirements for both hardware and software are discussed in his report. Connections between the hardware components are essential, and so re the software components required to control the hardware. he methods for designing all the parts of the game are discussed. The arts include the game board, the various messages pertaining to the game and he designers and the movements of the pieces. he total number of architectures required to realize this game is eight. They ake up ninety percent of the chip's logic cells, and eighty-two percent of uilt-in memory

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Source Codes

dicerace.vhd This is the main component that binds the following components.
syncgen.vhd This component generates synchronization signals for monitors This program is obtained from PONG.
count_xy.vhd This component generates coordinates for monitors.
random.vhd This component generates random numbers.
backgrnd.vhd This component generates the game board as shown below.
dice.vhd This component contains the logic of piece moves and piece display.
play_ms.vhd This component generates the fixed messages on the screen.
message.vhd This component generates messages that alternate.