RAM negated enable

[cosineblast]

This PR contains an implementation for a negated output and write enable for the RAM component as requested in issue #1510. The implementation considers errors/unknowns as false values when the invert enable is activated (so it does enable read/write). When the output/write enable invert is on, a little circle shows up in the connection, just like the clock does.

[maehne]

Note to @BFH-ktt1: This adds memory with inverted enables to the list of things that are not supported in hdl. That doesn't break anything that currently exists, but should the hdl generation be enhanced to cover these attributes? If so, we should create an issue about that.

IMHO, it would be nice if the activity is considered directly in the HDL generation. It should be fairly easy to add with the help of generic parameters, e.g., called OE_ACTIVE and WE_ACTIVE, which by default are '1'.

[davidhutchens]

There are two other sets of enables with RAM. There are the Byte Enables (BE) and the Line Enables (LE). Those could also be Active High or Active Low. There are up to 8 of each. The BE and LE are never active together so only one additional Attribute would be necessary assuming it makes sense to force all 8 to have the same Active Level.

@maehne and @BFH-ktt1: Does what I wrote make sense? Remember, I am not a hardware person.

If it does make sense, should it be added to this PR or done later?

[cosineblast]

Note to @BFH-ktt1: This adds memory with inverted enables to the list of things that are not supported in hdl. That doesn't break anything that currently exists, but should the hdl generation be enhanced to cover these attributes? If so, we should create an issue about that.

IMHO, it would be nice if the activity is considered directly in the HDL generation. It should be fairly easy to add with the help of generic parameters, e.g., called OE_ACTIVE and WE_ACTIVE, which by default are '1'.

I'm not particularly used with HDL, but I can try working with it. Edit: Yeah, that would take a little while for me. I believe it is better to open an issue and leave the HDL low-active oe part for a later time.