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Hello i got this FSM.

I wrote the VHDL code :

library ieee;

use ieee.std_logic_1164.all;



entity fsm is

    port(

            clk, reset : in std_logic;

            level : in std_logic;

            Moore_tick: out std_logic

);

end fsm;



architecture rtl of fsm is



    type stateFsm_type is (s1, s2, s3); -- 3 states are required

    signal stateFsm_reg, stateFsm_next : stateFsm_type;



begin

    process(clk, reset)

    begin

        if (reset = '1') then -- go to state zero if reset

            stateFsm_reg <= s1;

        elsif (clk'event and clk = '1') then -- otherwise update the states

            stateFsm_reg <= stateFsm_next;

        else

            null;

        end if;

    end process;



    process(stateFsm_reg, level)

begin

        -- store current state as next

        stateFsm_next <= stateFsm_reg; -- required: when no case statement is satisfied



        Moore_tick <= '0'; -- set tick to zero (so that 'tick = 1' is available for 1 cycle only)

        case stateFsm_reg is

            when s1 => -- if state is zero,

                if level = '1' then  -- and level is 1

                    stateFsm_next <= s2; -- then go to state edge.

                end if;

            when s2 =>

                Moore_tick <= '1'; -- set the tick to 1.

                if level = '1' then -- if level is 1,

                    stateFsm_next <= s3; --go to state one,

                else

                    stateFsm_next <= s1; -- else go to state zero.

                end if;

            when s3 =>

                if level = '0' then -- if level is 0,

                    stateFsm_next <= s1; -- then go to state zero.

                end if;

        end case;

    end process;

end rtl;

So i compiled the code without errors. Currently i am trying to create a testbench so to be able to get the visuals so to be sure that it is workign correctly.
This is the code that i wrote for the testbench.

[![library ieee;

use ieee.std_logic_1164.all;



entity fsm_tb is

end fsm_tb;



architecture fsm_arch_tb of fsm_tb is

component fsm is

  port(

        clk, reset : in std_logic;

        level : in std_logic;

        Moore_tick: out std_logic

);

end component;



signal clk: std_logic :='1';

signal reset: std_logic :='0';

signal level: std_logic :='0';

signal Moore_tick: std_logic ;

type stateFsm_type is (s1, s2 , s3 ); -- 3 states are required

signal stateFsm_reg, stateFsm_next : stateFsm_type ;



constant clk_period : time := 1 ns;



begin



cnt_inst : fsm

  port map (

      clk, reset, level, Moore_tick

  );



clk_gen: process is

begin

      clk <= '1';

      wait for clk_period/2;  --for 5 ns signal is '0'.

      clk <= '0';

      wait for clk_period/2;  --for next 5 ns signal is '1'.

end process clk_gen;



trig: process is

begin



          wait for clk_period;

           level<= '1';     

      wait for clk_period;

       reset <= '0' ;

           level <= '1' ;

      wait for clk_period;

           level <= '1' ;

      wait for clk_period;

           level <= '1' ;

      wait for clk_period;

           reset <= '1' ;

      wait for clk_period;

           reset <= '0' ;

       level <= '1' ;

      wait for clk_period;

           level <= '1' ;

      wait for clk_period;

           level <= '1' ;

      wait for clk_period;

           level <= '1' ;





         wait;

end process trig;



end architecture fsm_arch_tb;

But i am stuck on the last process.
I am trying to implement the trig process so to be able to see all the transitions on waveforms

In the test bench, you are trying to assign a value to the signal type out

Remove these:

Moore_tick <= '0';

Moore_tick <= '1';